I have been following weight watchers since august and in the first few months managed to lose 3 stone. In that time I didn't feel my leader was much support so I've given up classes and am trying to go it alone. I've been struggling with IBS for a few years now and have had quite a bad bought recently and have started putting weight back on. I'm finding ww far too restrictive as I can't fill up on fruit/veggies as I am having to restrict my intake atm and also I'd like to go back to class but my old leader has a monopoly on the classes in my area. So I was thinking of going to slimming world - my questions is would this be any different or would I still find it difficult especially when I'm not feeling too good.
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