hopelesscase
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well done sal!
i'm NOT gonna give up trying to get back on track :character00115::argh: :help2: had an awful day today so am not even gonna tell you what i had :ashamed0005: but suffice to say it involved some dumping :yuk::slap:
Keep up the good work Sal for me tomorrows another day so will try againi'm NOT gonna give up trying to get back on track :character00115:
Could I make this suggestion, without even knowing you. You have a ticker on display for your wedding. Perhaps the cause of your eating could be nerves. Perhaps even a but of self sabotage. Perhaps you don't think you deserve the wonderful day, or the nice new body.
came out with pack of 5 jam donuts, 2 packs of hot cross buns (they buy one get one free) pack of 5 toffee crisps and pack of 5 Aero bars :break_diet:
:17729: but have resisted the urge to eat any chocolate am eating grapes instead :sigh: and will try to resist tomorrow and beg hubs and son to eat as much of it as possible :ignore:We all have bad food days, and getting them back under control takes some work, i also am in the progress of doing so and am keeping a diary on foodfocus so i can see how manay calories i am having each day and make sure my carb/fat content is kept under my protien.
I find it increasingly difficult while i am on night shift as my body clock is totally turned around. I certainly do not want to put the weight back on that i have lost and ideally i would like to lose another stone although i have also been informed that i might not do so, but unless i TRY i will not know.
i think this is a life battle even though we lose the weight because of the bypass we have to WORK to keep it off and ensure that we maintain our nutrients and health just like those who use traditional weight lose methods.
Anyone with any suggestions on how to promote a good eatng pattern when working shifts ie days and nights please feel free to advise on what might work