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04-27-2012 12:32 PM |
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Originally Posted by mom3girls63
(Post 4310373)
Last night I was sooooo hungry (mentally). My body was fine, but I so wanted to crawl into the comfort of a big, hot pizza. This morning, I am still thinking about the pizza, but my WI is tomorrow morning and I am more concentrated on that than food.
My plan was to WI tomorrow and then have a pizza and then get right back on plan, but why would I screw up a whole weeks worth of excellence for one meal (and I would feel miserable afterwards!)? I know what would happen, I would eat the pizza and feel completely bloated and sick and then I would beat myself up mentally for having done it. Just avoid the whole thing and stay on plan and enjoy the "new me!"
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Power through and stay 100% through these first few weeks and you will see that you are stronger and have more willpower than you ever knew. It was tough for me at least, to break through, but once I established 'the pattern' it's now ingrained and I swear I have no cravings or triggers. I've had pizza, cake, cheese biscuits, donuts, etc around and have had 'meh, big deal' reactions - in the past I would have knocked over people to be first in the food line.
I second checking out the 'Real Cost of Cheating' thread (I think it's been bumped up). Not only do you lose at least 3 days of fat burning having to get back into ketosis, but 3days*3packets/day*$4/packet = $36 you just threw in the trash, and that is for just one cheat. I don't know about you - but I don't have enough money to be throwing away $36 each time I want a donut (not to mention adding to my fat loss timeline)!
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Originally Posted by WingnutandMe
(Post 4310418)
Good morning. A day off from work. Today is my DH and my two year anniversary. I've mentioned before that we were best friends (that's all) for about 8 years starting in high school, but then went our own ways for 35 years. Just over two years ago, he found me on Facebook and we were married two months later, now two years ago. It's still a wonderful fairytale.
No big plans. I baked him his favorite last night, chocolate chip cookies. He can get away with eating them. His body fat is 17%. It was great to smell them. That's all I needed. I realized, before I would have found a reason to eat quite a few. Not now.
Lisa, congrats on that year. As everyone says, you are soooooo inspirational. We have so many people on here that make coming back and reading all of the time addictive. Thanks. :grouphug:
Tomorrow is my WI. I've had a rough week. Not routine and afraid it will have an effect on the loss. Well, sometimes that happens. I'll try not to stress. LOL. The next couple weeks will also be challenging. We will be going on our regularly scheduled vacation to our Michigan cottage. Need to start thinking about organizing food for on the road and up there.
Everyone have a great OP day.
Molly
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Happy Anniversary Wingnut! I too married my best friend who also happens to be a fat burning machine! He has loved me these past 6 years through thick and thin (literally - I met him at my heaviest in grad school @ 220lb, engaged/married at my lowest @ 160lb, and he's my biggest supporter on this journey).
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