Karriann777's Journal, 19 June 2015

Nice weight loss :) 

NICE loss...and great post...you know what your "temptation" is .....soooo you have a PLAN to deal with it....Thanks for staying in touch and sharing your success with us.... 

Knowing is half the battle. You got this! 

I am a night eater too. I don't know how to not eat something at bed time. If I have junk food in the house I will get up in the middle of the night and eat it. :( Try very hard to keep it out of the house / I have no self-control when it comes to sweets. :( Keep up the good work! 

"Yes Dawn, I do the same thing! I can not have any temptation type of foods in my house at all!! I know at night, just before I nod off, I don't have any resistance, and head right to the goodies. The next day I become very miserable for what I have done the night before.ugh! :( It is just not worth it! FYI-The CLA1-250 from my health food store has helped me shed pounds too! :) 

Yay - you are doing well. 

We are having a party tomorrow and I baked sweets from scratch for the first time in a long while. I haven't tried my Texas Sheet Cake, but if licking the spatula is any indication, it is going to be fabulous. I will have to allow myself one piece. :) I have cut back so much, but I have not yet been able to commit to giving up sugar. We'll see what sort of self control I have tomorrow. Ann444, you are doing so well. :) 

Nice! I am a sugar person too and it is a beast to deal with! 

Great attitude and good going. Your doing it keep it up. Staying the course.... 

Good job, Ann. I know what you mean about sugar. I have been better (I actually ate corn flakes with almond milk and no sugar a couple of days ago), but can't give it up completely. I DID give up Splenda though, although it was hard. I also gave up milk for almond milk (which I like just as much, if not more), but can't give up my cottage cheese and sour cream, or my chedder cheese completely, yet. 

Great job!  

NICE! 

Thanks for all your comments. :) You guys keep me motivated! :)XX 

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You have done an awesome job of getting rid of the unwanted weight. Listening to your body is the best indicator of how things are going. I won't even comment on sugar...it is a real beast!