Trish, I'm sorry the higher fiber isn't working for you. Your fiber has always been higher than mine though. There were times when mine was under 10 gm. I have settled in at medium fiber which is more than before. I like eating the small portion of oatmeal as it keeps me feeling satisfied much longer. I waited til 11 am to eat and I had a small portion of oatmeal and scrambled eggs, toast. I cooked my eggs in spray rather than butter which saved me some calories and fat grams. I am also eating more fruits and vegetables which are lower calorie but higher fiber and filling.
My weight gain was not from fiber. I did well when I first started adding it. But the past few days I was eating a lot of junk food. Potato chips and pretzels, and oatmeal cookies, which I can blame on you, Trish!

You mentioned the cookies you bought and I had to buy some too. The power of suggestion. They were cheap Wal-Mart oatmeal cookies that were mostly sugar and fat. I think I will probably throw them out because even DH doesn't want them. I think if I get back to the extra vegetables and fruit I was eating I will start to lose again.
Here is some information that I read today. The book is about success or failure from bariatric surgery but it has good general information. It says that the fullness sensors are at the top of your stomach. When full, they send the message to your brain that you are full, leading your body to properly process your food. If you don't eat until you are full your body never gets that message so it tries to hold onto what you gave it. I'm paraphrasing, naturally. People who graze, like I used to, never get full. They eat a little bit at a time which satisfies the hungry feeling but doesn't send the full message. They end up taking in more calories than they would by eating 3 meals to satisfaction. It explains how the small pouch from the surgery causes the full message sooner. From this I am surmising that eating lots of fibrous fruits and vegetables would give us the full message with fewer calories. Maybe that's why so many diet plans tell us to eat 2 cups of salad and half of our plate of vegetables.
I don't know how this relates to a very low carb diet with little or no fiber. It is said that eating protein and fat eventually makes you lose you appetite and you don't get hungry. I'm not discounting that theory. Just adding a,different slant. Many low carbers do include vegetables but some would not eat any. We are all different. One plan does not suit all.
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I made the mistake of eating some of the Pastaroni DH had for his lunch. I really like that stuff but it doesn't have anything of the things I need in my diet. By tracking on MFP I can see things that can be omitted.
We have not eaten out for a while. Eating out is really better for me. When I eat at home I eat too many things that DH likes and not what I want. Today we are going to Applebees where I can get an Oriental Chicken Salad. Then to Wal-Mart and possibly Goodwill. Over all it has been a good day today.

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I learned something else over the weekend. The day I made the roast, potatoes and corn I felt it was so delicious that I wrapped it all up and put it in the refrigerator. Same with the augratin potatoes I made. I figured I would eat it next day. It all still sits in the refrigerator, uneaten. I have no interest in any of it now. This tells me that even when something is DELICIOUS I can eat what I want and throw the rest away. That is something that is very hard for me to do, but its something I can learn. There will always be new food to eat!