binged again-- chocolate and potato chips and cheesies
back on the insulin and starving again
that awful hungers back
I'm sorry to hear about the binge, Blue. It's not easy to combat, but try your best to not punish yourself/starve yourself afterwards.
Hi bluehat make sure you fill up on good food to beat the hunger . Don’t skip meals . Shannon the journal is slimming world based but the first page is where are you now , where do you want to be in 2 weeks and in 4 weeks . And you list 3 promises to yourself . Mine are to exercise , do not work extra hours in work , and to be kind to myself and eat well . There is a section then on how you were in lockdown and what did you discover . There is a section on exercise . What do you do now , what do you plan do to different and there is a challenge to try something new within the 4 weeks . Then there are your meal plans for 4 weeks . It asks you to reflect on trigger foods , danger areas , sabotage traps and how to deal with them . Then record your food for each week .
I struggled a bit yesterday . I was tired and ate stuff I should not have .
Thank you, Petal! That was a very good description and I've copy/pasted it into an e-mail to myself so I can start building mine. I LOVE this idea and I look forward to seeing what ideas I come up with and what I wind up accomplishing. I'm also very curious to know about you and your SW journey! Please keep us posted
No binge here yesterday, and I ate a lot of peaches. Did the final bottling of last year's peach wine, 26 liters. I think this last batch was the best yet, not that any of it is fine wine. I drank some of it, first time in a while. It fit into my calorie count so no harm done there. At this rate I will have peach wine for a very long time.
Let's not binge today.
First off, I am now craving peaches. I don't think I've had one in 2 years or more which seems like all sorts of wrong. 26 litres is an impressive amount of wine! Do you have a peach tree farm or grove? (I'm not sure of the right terminology here) Lastly, I hope your sense of guilt will begin to fade when once you accept that you're eating more because you've transitioned into maintenance and it's important for your long term health
A LOT. I think I beat the binge urge for today. And all I have to do is do well today, so I´m not going to think about tomorrow yet.
One day at a time, LaMa, and we're here for you
I did not binge today, but I did overeat. I'm not sure by how much calorically, but I know I did based on the way that I feel. I rewarded myself with food today... which is not great, but I planned it in advance. And now that I'm thinking about it I'm not sure how good or bad that is, but hey, I like food lol. I treated myself to Chinese food (one reasonably sized plate) at lunch, made a medium sized plate of nachos for dinner, and had a sticky bun for dessert. Not the most nutritious food, but I'm putting it down as a cheat day.
What I'm finding kind of odd is that I'm not struggling with the food I ate today (which is awesome!!), but with how little time has passed since the binge. It's only been about a week since I lost control and just ate and ate. I know I didn't do that today, but it lingers... the guilt from the binge is still there. Anyway, I'm doing my best not to over focus on what is and what was. I can't do anything about the past, but I can make sure that I try my best moving forward.
Full disclosure, I will be having a mimosa in the morning and expect that I will most likely eat a 2nd sticky bun for breakfast, but I'm hopeful that it shouldn't lead to too many more poor dietary decisions afterwards. I'm working too dang hard!