12.18.2009
Thank God my band is working...
Because the last few days have been pretty stressful and I have definitely found myself responding thru stress-eating and drinking... BUT - although some of my choices have been poor, the band is doing it's job and I can't over-do-it... Examples: Choosing mozzerella sticks instead of chicken nuggets at Lucia's school yesterday. Thankfully, I could only do one. This morning I got the breakfast platter from McDonald's. Really?!?!? What am I thinking? I ate 2 bites of sausage and 3 bites of egg and am full. It's like my mind isn't making the connection that I just can't eat that much anymore! Thankfully though, I'm smart enough not to push it and I've been stopping when I am full. (Even with the small amount I ate this morning, I'm making the "ate too much" gurgling sound)
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On the bright side, I'm down 3.2 pounds this week to 209. That is 68.5 pounds lost and one pound away from my 25% goal. Yay! In going back and looking at my weekly weight stats, it seems that one week a month I have a big loss - so if this one is it, I'm okay with that!
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They're calling for a big storm here this weekend - if we don't lose power, it will be great to just hang out, wrap presents and finish cards. Fingers crossed!
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4 comments:
My mind has trouble making the same connection....my eyes are definately bigger than my stomach. You are doing great though!
You are doing so great Sarah. Really an inspiration to me. Keep it up!
Sarah, I so get that! I barely eat anything and feel like a huge elephant. It takes 5-6 hours for me to feel better, and then once I eat, it starts all over. The band is doing it's job, but how long can I survive on 500 calories a day?
Melissa
8 days post op
www.mom6kids.blogspot.com
Way to go on the good WL! And glad the band is doing the job, that's why we all got it after all. And it's most important that you realize in those stress moments what you're doing and why you're doing it. B/c we must first realize that, to begin to work on and to continue to work on it.
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