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AGAIN! YIKES!
OKAY Here I am after a stupid binge. YIKES I thought I was no longer
going to turn my back on this BETTER WAY OF LIVING but........ I went off of the track in a major way. You KNOW I could be at my VERY IDEAL size if I wouldn't do this! I jst kind of turned my back at MYSELF and I just didn't want to face this until last night. That's when I just sat quietly and I put MY PLAN back inside my head for the millionth time. I'm better tody. I got up this AM feeling strong ! I'll keep at this BUT I have about 5 LBS to get rid of . Oh CRAP, I'm NOT too smart. But Jay , Jay really hit the 'nail on the head' when she said that I needed to be careful of NOT eating enough. It's TRUE! I found this out the HARD WAY. Now I'm READY to get back!! Cross your fingers for me glo |
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Gloria wrote:
OKAY Here I am after a stupid binge. YIKES I thought I was no longer going to turn my back on this BETTER WAY OF LIVING but........ I went off of the track in a major way. You KNOW I could be at my VERY IDEAL size if I wouldn't do this! I jst kind of turned my back at MYSELF and I just didn't want to face this until last night. That's when I just sat quietly and I put MY PLAN back inside my head for the millionth time. I'm better tody. I got up this AM feeling strong ! I'll keep at this BUT I have about 5 LBS to get rid of . Oh CRAP, I'm NOT too smart. But Jay , Jay really hit the 'nail on the head' when she said that I needed to be careful of NOT eating enough. It's TRUE! I found this out the HARD WAY. Now I'm READY to get back!! Cross your fingers for me My fingers are crossed for you Gloria, but it seems to me that your decision to get right back on the horse and perservere means you're doing just fine. Seeing folks who have been here for a long time slip up a bit and then get back on track gives newbies like me a lot of hope. In the past if I slipped I would give up on myself completely. But seeing you and others make mistakes but dust yourself off and get back to your WOL makes me think I can do it too. -- PL (320/295/170) (First mini-goal: 299 Reached! 08/26/04) (Second mini-goal: 279) --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.754 / Virus Database: 504 - Release Date: 9/6/2004 |
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On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 17:49:19 GMT, "
wrote: (Gloria) wrote in news:1363-414458E5-66@storefull- 3131.bay.webtv.net: OKAY Here I am after a stupid binge. YIKES I thought I was no longer going to turn my back on this BETTER WAY OF LIVING but........ I went off of the track in a major way. You KNOW I could be at my VERY IDEAL size if I wouldn't do this! I jst kind of turned my back at MYSELF and I just didn't want to face this until last night. That's when I just sat quietly and I put MY PLAN back inside my head for the millionth time. I'm better tody. I got up this AM feeling strong ! I'll keep at this BUT I have about 5 LBS to get rid of . Oh CRAP, I'm NOT too smart. But Jay , Jay really hit the 'nail on the head' when she said that I needed to be careful of NOT eating enough. It's TRUE! I found this out the HARD WAY. Now I'm READY to get back!! Cross your fingers for me glo You will be fine. I know you are strong enough to overcome this. You are right about the not eating enough part. I will slide into a binge very fast if I try and limit my intake much below my maintanence level. I have faith that you will stay on track. If you fall again. Just get right back on track. Slipping here and there is not the bad part. The bad part is when you decide to give up and go back to unhealthy living. We know that one binge is way easier to recover from than a weeks worth of binges are. Post often! I want to hear how you are doing.. peace. Glo, everything Alien says is so right, as you know it is! Be strong. If it helps, post here more often than you do at present - we're here to help and encourage you janice |
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"PL" wrote in message ... Seeing folks who have been here for a long time slip up a bit and then get back on track gives newbies like me a lot of hope. In the past if I slipped I would give up on myself completely. But seeing you and others make mistakes but dust yourself off and get back to your WOL makes me think I can do it too. -- PL (320/295/170) (First mini-goal: 299 Reached! 08/26/04) (Second mini-goal: 279) Most people aren't looking for perfection and being "perfect" isn't real anyway. It's dealing with your own foibles and flaws that make you stronger and help you grow on the inside instead of the outside You CAN do it and don't let anyone tell you differently. I posted something yesterday about how successful maintainers don't give in to negative self-talk. Don't give in to negative self-talk or negative comments from others. Just because you have a positive attitude does NOT mean you are deluding yourself or being unrealistic (irrational or whatever negative crap gets spewed around here). And just because you lose a skirmish here and there doesn't mean you aren't winning the war! Enough cliches for ya? Jenn |
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"JMA" wrote in message
... Most people aren't looking for perfection and being "perfect" isn't real anyway. It's dealing with your own foibles and flaws that make you stronger and help you grow on the inside instead of the outside Exactly. I have read a psychiatrist who says that when dealing with bulimics, he considers that one "moderate" event from time to time (like once a month) is "good enough". He considers that trying to go for "perfect" and attempting to cancel all the events is counter-productive and can be unbalancing enough to cause full blown relapses. On the other hand, letting the bulimic know that she can engage in a crisis if the presure is too strong, that it is okay and how to deal with it properly (brushing her teeth and taking an anti-acid to protect her body...) takes off enough presure that the events eventually become less and less common, or even disappear altogether. Likewise with binges, where guilt only manages to trigger a stream of additionnal binges after the first event. Binging a few times a year could be considered 'good enough". Normal people call these "birthday parties" and "thanksgiving". The only difference between a real binge and a thanksgiving party is that the later is done with (a little) more moderation and is an enjoyable event that only triggers good feelings, which is probably why people don't feel the need to do that kind of stuff once a day... |
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