ladyzherra wrote: » @Be_theBest_Me That's a wonderful win to celebrate! Thanksgiving is tough for us food addicts, and that you had one plate of food really shows some focus on your goals. Good for you!
miriamm4je wrote: » Hey, hope all is well with everyone. i seem to find myself at a loss with how to cope with emotional eating. I thought i could do it on my own but ive admitted defeat. So im hoping being in a forum like this will help me find tips and tricks to make a shift in the right direction. Can anyone give examples of what they have tried to do in order to cope. I find that trying to give my self space from what i feel helps but i dont always catch myself going down that path and before i know it o have demolished some type of food lol. Any tips however big or small is appreciated ✌️😊
miriamm4je wrote: » The idea of having a journal seems to be coming up a few times. I know i need to work on building awareness but i find i spend alot of time in my head/own thoughts and often find it hard to recognise that ive begun this pattern of thought. Just knowing that i do that for me is a win. I started ready a book called the happiness trap and touches upon awareness. I gues i just need to practice more. The water trick seems like a great idea.
PKM0515 wrote: » I sometimes use the Notes section of my diary or my MFP blog as an "emotional" tool.
catgirl2289 wrote: » i definitely want to connect with others who struggle with emotional eating.
Rdy4changes wrote: » I’m in. Feel free to add me I have an open diary. Helps keep me more accountable. Plus, we are all human. We have good and bad days. I’m not ashamed. I’m a recovering compulsive over eater.
FitSeachely wrote: » My biggest issue with emotional eating is that I never feel full so if I don't measure my food an say Ok, you had enough food today, I will keep eating. When I'm tired, I just eat although I'm fully aware the food will not help me feel energized.