Clear instructions, I like that. And I´m glad you had a piece of cake, even if it was a tiny one.At least my doctor got that one right, can't lift anything heavier than a gallon of milk.
Clear instructions, I like that. And I´m glad you had a piece of cake, even if it was a tiny one.At least my doctor got that one right, can't lift anything heavier than a gallon of milk.
Thanks Err, and today was that "another day" got no idea what triggered it. I was feeling a bit low about my slow physical recovery, but that doesn't seem like enough to trigger a binge. However I have always said I am never more than 5 minutes away from a binge, guess yesterday proved it....Was there anything that triggered it? Tomorrow is another day...
Maybe, but I also kind of feel like I finally did it and am past it now. I fantasized about bingeing for a long time, maybe that will get better. Who knows, but today was not so bad.It's harder once the seal is broken but you can do this.
No good reason, the jar with the jelly bean/m&m mix was the closest thing to my hand at the time. That's about all I can say, a big tub of chips and the like was not more than 10 feet further, never got that far... I can eat a lot of anything without getting upset, physically anyway, so that didn't much matter. If I had thought it out I would have preferred a big cheeseburger and fries, or lots of bbq, or maybe pizza. But then if I had taken the time to think it out it probably would not have happened...i'm kinda curious, re: the binge... why that choice? where did they come from... were they in the house? i believe i could binge on chips (crisps to the continentals), but i don't think i could eat a lot of chocolate or sugar (the beans). i would get upset long before i could reach a binge level of input.
Sure, I went right to bed and slept fine, about 7 1/2 hours. Today I felt a combination of guilt and relief at having it over with. Today was not a particularly tough day.is there a chance you could talk about the 6-8 hours following?
hopefully you're not finding today to be a tough one...
I'm glad to hear it. If it takes another 2 years until you binge again it's not going to make you gain weightMaybe, but I also kind of feel like I finally did it and am past it now. I fantasized about bingeing for a long time, maybe that will get better. Who knows, but today was not so bad.
that's probably the good news... i doubt if a single occurrence of a bad/ very bad day is going to make a dent in the long term. in itself, that is sometimes the worst result. if you start thinking, "well, one day didn't do anything ... so what harm would another day do.".... If it takes another 2 years until you binge again it's not going to make you gain weight![]()
LOL! Yeah, if I could hold it to that I would be fine. But I know once done it can get easier. So my goal, is what it always has been, no binge today.I'm glad to hear it. If it takes another 2 years until you binge again it's not going to make you gain weight![]()
Exactly! I have already started thinking about what to eat in my next binge, trying to put such thinking out of my mind..."well, one day didn't do anything ... so what harm would another day do."
If the things you'd like to have sound appealing in sensible quantities as well you might have them in your normal diet to take the edge off. Unless you know that would make not binging even harder, of course.I have already started thinking about what to eat in my next binge, trying to put such thinking out of my mind...
I may try that, eating a cheeseburger, or half a one that fits into my daily calorie count couldn't hurt. I don't think it would make not bingeing harder, but who knows... Have to try it and find out. I do think I can feel the effect of my binge a little, tonight the jar of jelly beans and m&ms is still there and I can feel it calling my name in a new way. I am sure I will resist tonight, but the feeling is there.If the things you'd like to have sound appealing in sensible quantities as well you might have them in your normal diet to take the edge off. Unless you know that would make not binging even harder, of course.
It was like that for me after being off added sugar for a while. We´ll see how it goes in the long run. Some equilibria need to be renegotiated constantly.I do think I can feel the effect of my binge a little, tonight the jar of jelly beans and m&ms is still there and I can feel it calling my name in a new way. I am sure I will resist tonight, but the feeling is there.
Yeah, my equilibria seem a bit out of wack these days...It was like that for me after being off added sugar for a while. We´ll see how it goes in the long run. Some equilibria need to be renegotiated constantly.
Yes, and I have that problem with most any food, not just sweets... But sweets are the most problematic.Once you give yourself "permission" to have the sweet stuff your brain seems to demand it.
LOL, yes it would be. My problem is that I just don't know how to eat right and feel good about it. I guess I know intellectually, but after so many years of overeating adapting to something new is hard... I find myself still seeking out the lowest calorie things I can find and eating a lot of them. And after almost 2 years I have gotten pretty good at it...Not giving yourself permission to eat ANY food might be problematic...
I guess that is it, I sure can feel the scars, or something. Its not so much the pain that worries we as feeling so exhausted... doesn't seem right.Doing a lot, even if you're not technically lifting too heavily, can still irritate fresh scars.
If it doesn't get better soon I will.4 or 5 hours of yard work would tire out most people, Rob, let alone someone who recently had a major operation. As LaMa said it doesn't hurt to ask your doctor though for peace of mind.