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    Yesterday was my 8th day of induction, and I cheated. BIG TIME. I woke up this morning feeling terrible and guilty. So what do I do?? I cheat even more. This morning was even worse. It seems that the more guilty I feel, the more I cheat. I don't know what to do!! Has anyone else struggled with this? what do you do to get back on track?? I am not giving up.
    -Kristin

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    Re: Please help!!!

    I know it is hard, it is like a downward spiral - trust me I have been there. But you just have to get back on track. Take it one day at a time and put a big x on the calendar when you succeed. Be committed and try your darndest to stay true to yourself. You are the only one that can control what goes into your mouth.

    Do you really want that next bag of chips, doughnuts, candy...or do you want to be slim and have a knockout bod? It is either the doughnut or the body...it is your choice.

    I will be your shoulder if you need me to be. I know where you are coming from. We can do it together.
    How does one become a butterfly?
    You must want to fly so much that you're willing to give up being a caterpillar.

    Shauna
    re-Start Weight: 250 lbs. 01/08/10
    240 lbs.
    230 lbs.
    220 lbs.
    GW 145


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    • #3
      Re: Please help!!!

      When I've had a big enough cheat that I've triggered the carb monster (translation, to get the vicious cycle of the carb-crazies again), I've got to get myself back on strict induction and go through the breaking of the carb monster all over again. I keep reminding myself that if I can bear it for 2-4 days, then I already know from past experience that my body will stop that unbearable craving for carbs.

      I know it feels like you've failed, I've sure been there done that. But if I look at the cheat with analytical eyes, sometimes it gives me insight on what triggered the cheat, so I'll know how to get myself away from that slippery-slope next time. More often than not, I'll find mine is from some emotional upset or stressor that I have to learn a new coping skill to handle next time.

      Hang in there.

      GBM
      F, 54, 5'
      220/192/120



      Second Time Around Club

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      • #4
        Re: Please help!!!

        Don't give up if you know what you want to do, know how you're going to get to your goal, and know what your commitment is. And don't beat yourself up over a slip. You have enough things in life to be concerned about. Refocus, get your game plan on how you're going to tell yourself what you're choosing to eat and do instead of what you "can't have".

        You can do it!
        ~Lisa~
        F, 37, 5' 7", Medium Frame
        I've been to the edge of 240something and I ain't going back!
        CW: 188
        GW: 165
        1st Goal: 180
        2nd Goal: 175
        3rd Goal: 170
        Final Goal: 165
        "You get what you put into it..."

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        • #5
          Re: Please help!!!

          just jump back on the horse so to speak... you can do it... 12 days ago i had a sugar binge... (bowl of chips, 2 pop tarts, 2 regular popsicles) and i gained 5 lbs and lost a week trying to get back into ketosis... i am back.. today i finally have lost that additional 5 lbs and am back to where i was... ITS NOT WORTH IT...

          jump back on.. get back to the WOE ... coming here is the first step. read all these posts, read more, you can do it.. everyone goes thru this.. but you have to get back on... just do it !

          its not easy but it is so worth it to get back on track... dont beat yourself up just get back up.. failure is not falling, failure is the not getting back up !!



          Sugarsack
          F / 44 5'8"
          Portland, Oregon
          Started June 15, 2008
          300/275/175

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