Well I blew it!!

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  • jennyfuller52
    jennyfuller52 Posts: 1 Member
    I understand where you're coming from because controllong your sugar levels is different from trying to lose weight. One day with high sugar levels isn't bad. It's when your levels stay high long term. That's when damage can be caused. This was a blip not a lifestyle. Lesson learnt. Research the kind of foods which satisfy your cravings without sending your sugar levels sky high and keep some in the house or with you so that you're prepared. :happy:
  • prattiger65
    prattiger65 Posts: 1,657 Member
    Yes, it may some trivial to some but when you have been working your butt off and overwhelmed with info on diabetes all at once, it is a big deal. I let myself down. Maybe this isn't the place for me.

    Please don't let negative responses on the forums get you down. There are some people on MFP who spend a lot of time making fun of posters, and being sarcastic and rude, but it's still a good place to be for support. Good luck with your weight loss journey :)

    I see very little of this. What I do see are a ton of people who have been there, done that, and know it isn't a big deal. These people try to tell new people that it isn't a big deal, and people who have been here for a slightly longer time think the others are being rude. OP, no one is being rude, we just know that in th long grind of losing a lot of weight, one bowl of raisin bran is literally nothing. You didn't blow anything, you ate a little too much cereal. Move on, refocus and have a better day tomorrow. And OP, your experience here will be a lot better if pay more attention to people who ave been here longer AND who have been successful. Everyone has an opinion, not everyone has been successful. Now forget yesterday and have a good today.

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