I'm thinking about buying a scales to weigh mesylf on. What kind do you have? I'm looking for something that's accurate and not sure about the dial type or the digital? Any suggestions? Thanks.
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well when i first had surgery i had a digital scale that i loved because it always weighed exact to the scale at my surgeons office.
HOWEVER, that died last summer. SO i went to walmart.
THE first digital scale i bought made me mad. FEW times i got on it would read error then finally get a number after few attempts. NOT for me, besides i think it was like 7 lbs higher then my other scale.
SO i returned that one to walmart and got the weight watchers brand scale and im pleased with it. STILL weighs me equal to my sugeons and
i can get on it repeatidly and still weigh the same number.
I had my MONTHS that i obsessed with the scale and now for my own sanity and good moods i cant go on it but weekly.
HOPE that helps
good luck
but the price was right on this at walmart.
I find it quite amusing that my scale is called THINNER..........lol. It is digital.
I bought it back in 2003 or 2004, and it still works well. I get on it twice and it usually weighs within a half pound or pound difference. I of course, take the lower weight.
It has a lifetime battery, too. I like it. S
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August 10, 2005
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I don't own a scale. I can't. The past couple times I have gone to my IL's I have gotten on the scale there and I don't like what I see. If I had one here I would be on it all the time. I don't want to get stuck on a number. I am hard enough on myself, I don't need that to be added to the things I beat myself up over.
What kind of scales do you have? 
Linear Mode
