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Originally Posted by woolberger
I check in here almost every day. Also like to look at the daily chat and the experienced thread. I've looked at some of the newer threads but reluctant to post as some people seem to take offense way too easily. I love sharing ideas with all of you.
Rocky...I thought your advice on the "I'm Mad" thread was sage. I raised 2 boys working full time with a husband who was rarely home and I fed my kids way too much processed food. We do what we have to in life to get by but if life had "do-overs", that would be one of mine. My kids are now adults and have pretty awful eating habits.
My bad.
Lynn
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Originally Posted by Linden
Amen. Rocky, I'm so very sorry you took such a beating. I haven't seen anything like it since the attach on I'm Svelting. Terrible examples of contorted logic, argumentem ad hominem, self-justification, and just plain old-fashioned missing-the point.
I wholeheartedly agree with Linden and Lynn, on all points. Rocky, your advise is important and valued. When I started IP, I fed my family IP dinners, they never once complained. I do not go to the daily thread any longer, but I do read this one and appreciate you all.
I started maintenance in early March, and have kept at the same weight, except after my free days, when the no carb day works like a charm. I have noticed that I don't crave carbs, and have been able to add them to my dinners without issue. It is so important to follow the rules of maintenance and not to slip back into poor eating habits. Today I was extremely tired around 2 pm, and it would have been so easy to hit a drivethru for a coffee latte, something I would have done in a heartbeat before IP. I fought through it, made it back home and had by coffee lightened with almond milk, felt great and really glad I didn't succumb. I didn't feel deprived, because I have enjoyed those lattes on my free days. So for it, it is working.