I'm glad that you at least had fun at
Disneyland - sorry to hear that Disney gave you something to remember it by

But the good news is that once you get back on track that you will bounce back in no time and get the weight off immediately. Your 4 pound goal is for sure going to be easy to beat. You got this!
Losing 80 pounds is a milestone and I am so excited for you to lose that last remaining 10. You can do it!
Yes. Yes x10000000 on this one. I'm 5'2" and experience this one -- gaining 5 pounds can make you look like you've gained at least twice that. My husband can eat more points than me and typically eats larger portions, which is so hard some times because I'd love to have an extra 10 points when we're eating out and he gets to have a dessert and I'm staring at it longingly from across the table and scowling at him for enjoying it. Then I have to remember that I am in this position because I've had too many desserts and now is not the time to be angry or petty. Hubs is him and I am me - we are different and I cannot compare.
I'm in the midst of encountering this right now and it's extremely frustrating. My birthday is a week from tomorrow and I planned on one cheat meal at the Blue Bayou in Disneyland to celebrate not only my birthday but also the hard work I've done through this "Betterment of Me" adventure. My mother-in-law and I share the same birthday (so when they say a man marries a woman like his mother... my husband wins the prize for that), which means we now have TWO birthdays to celebrate and it's a family meal at Carthay Circle because she wants to celebrate at Disneyland. I informed her that there isn't much for me to eat there, as the portions are huge and I am on WW, but I am forced to go and participate. I think I've settled on asking for the Salmon entree without the sauce and seeing if I can get some steamed veggies or a side salad to help "fill me up" as the sides are very high in calories (anyone want to try to point a serving of Jasmine Rice?). I figure a sauceless salmon will be the healthiest option and maybe they can make it super bland so I don't rack up the points? I told my husband that I'd rather go to the salad place at the back of California Adventure and eat that for 4 points and sit at dinner not eating anything but he got mad at me. I still don't know what to do and it's becoming a huge stresser. I don't want to eat too many large/rich meals because of my fantastic progress... so how do I do this properly without hurting myself or offending my MIL and my husband's family?