I’m still on Weight Watchers, and continue to enjoy improved health, even though I’ve hit a plateau in my weight loss. Weight Watchers’ Weekly Techniques have been helpful in helping me remember the big picture, and that weight health (and health, in general) isn’t just about the number on the scale.

A couple of weeks ago, the Weekly Technique was about making our spaces more of an asset for our health and weight loss journey. A lot of the discussion in the virtual workshops I attended was about the food we have on hand, as well as the food prep and cooking tools we keep handy. I’m pretty much okay in the food/prep/cooking arena, but it reminded me that I have work to do in other areas of my home and work cubicle to make things more organized and peaceful, which helps my mindset. I recalled an old saying from my elementary school Girl Scout days about leaving a space (especially a campground) better than you found it, so I’m trying to practice that daily, both at work and at home. Slow but sure progress!
A link to the WW Weekly Technique is here.





I saw my endocrinology PA (physician’s assistant) today, and she was very pleased with my progress! My average blood glucose reading using my new monitor was 129! She okayed decreasing my insulin shots from 40 units twice a day to 30 units twice a day, with the goal of lowering the dosage more over time.



