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Originally Posted by kuntreegirl
Leo, thanks for telling me that I'm not terrible. I don't resent my children, but it's not easy to make something so tasty for them and know that I will have brocoli instead of potatoes. I am so impressed with your willpower. You have got to be so proud of yourself. Now are you going to talk to your daughter about bringing that type of food around or are you OK with it? I have talked to my husband and sons and explained to them that I won't be buying certain foods that I bought before and that I need them to be understanding. They were all great about it and they all want me to be healthy, but I know there will come a time when they complain and I'll have to deal with that then. Not my husband, but my boys. They are teenagers. I tell myself the same thing, that I have had years and years of eating anything and everything that I want and now to enjoy the next chapter to it's fullest, I need to make wiser choices for myself and I will be around for a lot longer. I am very eager to find out which plan you're going to be on. I go at 9 in the morning. I am not looking forward to the weigh in because I know I will have already eaten breakfast and drank a lot of water. Good luck to you.
Good Morning KG!
I'm thinking of you this a.m. as I know you'll be going to the center to get your plan. I was scheduled to go in at 5:30, but I'm going at 11:30.

Hopefully I'll "see" you around today so we can share our plans.
I NEVER thought you resented your children - just the fact that you had to prepare separate meals. I TOTALLY understand. It will get better with time & your children will become more understanding - especially if they know that what you're doing now will help ensure you'll be around for years to come for family vacations, college graduations, grandchildren, etc.
Sometime over the weekend, I'll talk to my daughter about bringing the junk food into the house. The other day she told me, "I'm going to be your biggest support 'cuz I want you to be healthier and be around for a long time." (Bought tears to my eyes.) So, I'll share my plan with her this weekend, then go through the cabinets & remove all junk food. I don't mind if it's in the house, and as a matter of fact, I have a dorm-size fridge she can put in her bedroom (if necessary). Also, I'm more than willing to purchase some type of plastic container for her and my grandson's "goodies."