The only reason I am weighing myself at the moment is because of the 12wbt and when it is over the scales will be put away again (or thrown out). I honestly don't care what the numbers say because they are in no way a reflection of either my health or my fitness level.

Even when I was very skinny (and very fit) when I was young I was in the overweight to obese weight range, I made it to the top of my healthy weight range once and had the doctor worried I was too skinny (until I stood on the scale). I refuse to follow the BMI scale, or what a healthy weight range is for me because even at the top end of that scale (healthy weight range) I look scrawny and ill.
Could you explain this some more? I am guessing you are a body builder or something? I'm just curious how the numbers work.

It's interesting to point out, though, that bmi is a load of bs. I'm about 162cm and the heaviest I've ever been (not pregnant) put me at the very top of the supposed healthy weight range, but I was far from healthy that was just wrong.

In recent times I stayed 57kgs. However, in my early twenties I sat around 51kgs for ages. I really loved being curvier with big breasts,until I had dd and lost so much weight breast feeding and returned to 51kgs. I felt a lot healthier. Now I'm starting to regain the weight and i don't want to.

51kgs is bottom of my supposed healthy weight range, but I don't do any exercise (other than chasing kids and constant housework) and I'm at risk of heart disease so I don't consider myself healthy at all.