I see myself in some of these posts, and then in some I do not. I've hid how much food I actually ate, but never planned binges, but then started and not been able to stop. When I think of how I used to eat, it was like a gigantic all day all year continuous binge. I used to teach my students a rhyme.."Galletitas son mis favoritas, son porque soy gordita." Cookies are my favorite, its why I am fat." Really nice days at work were when people would bring in cookies to the teacher's lounge. I could munch all day and no one would notice. With Atkins I have more control, but I did gain 5 lbs (finally off) because I ate too much Atkins friendly food during Christmas. And I have said things in defense of "one taste is ok attitude," but when I am REALLY working my atkins, I don't even think about one taste of anything. And now I am always trying to squeeze in a workout instead of a treat because I had a bad day, or a good day, or whatever... It amazes me how long chocolate chip cookies stay in the house when I am not eating them, and... we STILL have Christmas cookies around.
So now, after 6 months on induction, I am on OWL. I will be able to have ice cream for my birthday in February, and I am excited but a little nervous to have a box in my house. I think I can manage one a day, but will I be able to spread the box out over a couple of weeks? And even though I do not touch... I still know where every sweet thing is in my house. No matter what though, I still love that feeling when the scale goes down. It's like a miracle no matter how much I have worked out, or planned the carbs, or drank the water, all those right things, to see the scale go down.
Thanks for the post pammie, and all of you others.
So now, after 6 months on induction, I am on OWL. I will be able to have ice cream for my birthday in February, and I am excited but a little nervous to have a box in my house. I think I can manage one a day, but will I be able to spread the box out over a couple of weeks? And even though I do not touch... I still know where every sweet thing is in my house. No matter what though, I still love that feeling when the scale goes down. It's like a miracle no matter how much I have worked out, or planned the carbs, or drank the water, all those right things, to see the scale go down.
Thanks for the post pammie, and all of you others.












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