shiny50's Journal, 14 February 2019

Off the rails these last couple of days. I am stress-eating in anticipation of this surgery. No excuse, just the facts. I did better yesterday. My boyfriend, the devil himself, surprised me with an early Valentine's gift of flowers and chocolates. Why chocolates? I think he didn't know what else to get me to be honest. He is not the sabotaging type...but I just don't know. Just in clarification, I have a supportive and loving boyfriend...he is only the devil when he brings me chocolates lol. Well, I have surgery tomorrow and hopefully a quick recovery. Then, back on track and no more Valentine hearts loaded with miniature Reese's. I am so glad I am come here to "vent". It really helps. Great site with great people.

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One day of good eating won’t help, one day of bad eating won’t damage. What you consistently do is what matters 
14 Feb 19 by member: rosio19
I don't think they realize that putting temptation in front of us isn't kind. My husband was very proud of the gift he got me: 10 Dove Dark Chocolate bars. So hard to not go "WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!?" He doesn't quite understand struggle I now have.... try to limit myself, or just eat them all at once to get the out of the house.  
14 Feb 19 by member: ConiMN
I agree with Coni - I think few if any people who haven't spent the better part of their life dealing with weight issues truly understand the panic that sets in when gifting us with food. Of course, the end goal is to adjust our relationship with food so that everything can be enjoyed guilt free as long as moderation is practiced. But it takes a while and a LOT of maturity to not shriek, "are you out of your flipping mind!" while we're still rolling around on the training wheels. 
14 Feb 19 by member: FullaBella
Or just say thank you dear— I’m full now but will eat them later. Then throw them out. My friend persists in buying me chocolate donuts even though He knows I choose not to eat them. So I choose not to tell him that I toss them. 
14 Feb 19 by member: Kenna Morton
I was overweight/obese for more than 20 yrs. yesterday I was given chocolates and I ate one piece in the morning 50 calories I gave one to each of my children n I’m planning to eat one before bed and give one to my children n tomorrow do the same until we finish the box  
14 Feb 19 by member: rosio19
Rosio19. I make this great cranberry walnut fudge once in a while. I make a 1/4 -1/2 batch to begin with then cut it up and freeze it. I eat one piece a day, BF eats 2, until it’s gone. Usually 3-4 days. Portion control allows us to enjoy the things we love in a controlled manner. No guilt, no cheat meals or cheat treats required. 
14 Feb 19 by member: Kenna Morton
Exactly Kenna 👍🏻 
14 Feb 19 by member: rosio19
Once you mastered this skill, you won’t suffer again when temptation shows up  
14 Feb 19 by member: rosio19
Rosio I truly appreciate all you say. It’s truly the way to live and exactly what I do!! It really is the good consistent habits that firm who we are. You should’ve a food therapist. Seriously! People NEED your advice and message!!!! 
14 Feb 19 by member: wifey9707
That was meant to say you should be a food therapist, not need one! Sorry! 😊 
14 Feb 19 by member: wifey9707
Kenna... I'd would love the recipe for the fudge... Nope! Don't send it.. I'd eat it all. I have NO control at the moment.  
14 Feb 19 by member: dboza
Dboza—.making a quarter or a half batch of treats really does help a lot with portion control. I make cakes in small 6 inch round or square pans— seldom make conventional size unless I’m having company or going to an event. Same with cookies. Seldom make more than 6-8. Preventative damage control. Really works. If you ever want the recipe, just remind me. I made it for my friends at the pool for Valentine’s Day. 2 pieces in a V-day decorated box with ribbon and the whole decorator thing. They loved just being remembered.  
14 Feb 19 by member: Kenna Morton
Thank you wifey you are awesome 😍 I already have a job that allows me to be brutally honest to people 💞😎 (I’m also passionate about that topic 🤨) if I decide to change careers I would definitely consider a nutritionist certificate/degree 😏 
14 Feb 19 by member: rosio19

     
 

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