Ok, I'm having trouble with Slimming World. I normally eat pretty healthy, to be honest, just need a way to keep track of calories without exactly tracking calories, if that makes sense.
I don't know. I'm not sure why it isn't doing it for me, but it's just not. Partly, I haven't been getting as much guidance from the consultant or group discussions, it seems we aren't really discussing much or exchanging recipes or tips like I expected. I like a few things about it like eating more fruit and I really am getting used to the cooking spray instead of olive oil.
I'm thinking of switching to Weight Watchers, as maybe the points system would make tracking my diet easier than having to log it all into Spark People (I really love Spark People, just don't want to spend so much time logging everything in like I used to - it's the only thing that has ever really helped me lose weight, though.)
I guess my main problem with SW is that I don't really like a lot of the recipes that I have seen there, I can't get Quark or plain fromage frais and other stuff like that in my tiny village, so that excludes most of the creamy or nice looking things and if I substitute things or just make something up, calculating the Syns in them is kind of hard. I don't want to discourage anyone from doing SW and it certainly works for so many of my work colleagues, but I guess it just isn't for everyone, and I'm just not feeling it, really. I think I was doing just as well on my own by just making healthier choices and trying not to overeat.
I guess it seems silly to have to count rice cakes and tomato juice as Syns, when both are healthy low calorie choices, just not on the approved list or whatever.
I guess tomorrow night I will just go in and tell her that I want to drop out. Or do I just stop going? Should I call her instead of showing up? She says they charge you for every meeting you miss, so I don't want to end up in a situation like that where someone thinks I owe them money. I hope this is easy to get out of.