Celebrate the little victories!

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  • Wakey618
    Wakey618 Posts: 160 Member
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    Small victory for me this am, I wasn't hungry, I wanted a bagel breakfast sandwich, but I wasn't hungry. I did not get one. I'm certain those are one of my biggest weaknesses and they start my day off poorly which leads to wicked carb cravings all day. I had one yesterday but today I WAS NOT HUNGRY. So there was really no need for one.

    Yayyyyy!!!
  • KenSmith108
    KenSmith108 Posts: 1,966 Member
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    was heard saying "Bite Me!", now is that any way to talk to Wonder Woman

    >:) or o:)
  • Panda_Poptarts
    Panda_Poptarts Posts: 971 Member
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    Wakey618 wrote: »
    All artificial sweeteners? I don't like aspartame for the same reason, and sucralose sucks too. This is erythitol.

    I didn't realize that erythitol was a natural sweetener; I've only seen in in Atkins things and thought that "sugar alcohol" was another version of artificial sweetener. Thanks - I now have more things to consider eating!

    It is a sugar alcohol, but not an artificial sweetener. It's naturally derived, I believe from sugar. It's worth giving a try. I don't do so well with the artificial stuff.
  • Wakey618
    Wakey618 Posts: 160 Member
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    Wakey618 wrote: »
    It's not a victory yet but I KNOW it is going to happen. My numbers are going to be good today, I will NOT have any M&Ms or cookies or any other sweets. I won't go to bed with disgust and frustration over my weakness, because today I am going to be Wonder Woman and conquer those inanimate "fake" enemies known as sweets!!!
    I was victorious in that I didn't have ANY sweets yesterday, which is a huge win because my office is a minefield of naughtiness!! My numbers weren't perfect, as I was seriously more hungry than I wanted to be, but it was all healthy things and I'll count that as a win!
  • Wakey618
    Wakey618 Posts: 160 Member
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    Little victory this morning: walked to the grocery store & back instead of driving (1 mile round trip). This entailed pushing this small cart with 40 lbs of litter up this huge hill
  • KenSmith108
    KenSmith108 Posts: 1,966 Member
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    We're a little more modern. B)

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  • Sunny_Bunny_
    Sunny_Bunny_ Posts: 7,140 Member
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    Wakey618 wrote: »
    Wakey618 wrote: »
    It's not a victory yet but I KNOW it is going to happen. My numbers are going to be good today, I will NOT have any M&Ms or cookies or any other sweets. I won't go to bed with disgust and frustration over my weakness, because today I am going to be Wonder Woman and conquer those inanimate "fake" enemies known as sweets!!!
    I was victorious in that I didn't have ANY sweets yesterday, which is a huge win because my office is a minefield of naughtiness!! My numbers weren't perfect, as I was seriously more hungry than I wanted to be, but it was all healthy things and I'll count that as a win!

    That's awesome! I know how hard it is to resist the call of the sugar beast! Great job! Let this victory only add to your inner strength to defeat the beast!
  • Wakey618
    Wakey618 Posts: 160 Member
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    We're a little more modern. B)

    >:) or o:)

    LOVE THIS!!! Where are Fred & Barney, and the rest of the gang?
  • MandiCole1
    MandiCole1 Posts: 31 Member
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    I have survived an entire week of keto eating...mostly. Yesterday I had a 6" sub that put my carbs at 80, but I water fasted this morning until noon and went for a 45 minute power walk...between that and feeling fine, my weight didn't fluctuate up at all (even though I not only ate more carbs but like 3000 calories) so I think I'm in the clear. But anyway! ONE WEEK! Woohoo! I didn't restrict my eating, other than my fast today, and I lost 4.2 pounds. I'm won over.
  • Jan93L
    Jan93L Posts: 178 Member
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    Did NOT eat Birthday cake or ice cream at neice's party!
  • jamiescot9
    jamiescot9 Posts: 4 Member
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    MandiCole1 wrote: »
    I have survived an entire week of keto eating...mostly. Yesterday I had a 6" sub that put my carbs at 80, but I water fasted this morning until noon and went for a 45 minute power walk...between that and feeling fine, my weight didn't fluctuate up at all (even though I not only ate more carbs but like 3000 calories) so I think I'm in the clear. But anyway! ONE WEEK! Woohoo! I didn't restrict my eating, other than my fast today, and I lost 4.2 pounds. I'm won over.

    Same here. Today marks the end of my first week and I think I did pretty well overall. I've stayed under 30 grams (shocking) and lost 6 pounds despite battling a constant sweet tooth and french fry craving. Quite exhilarated. :smile:

  • FitToLead
    FitToLead Posts: 275 Member
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    Phrick wrote: »
    The little victory for me today has been keeping myself INactive enough. It's been amazingly difficult! My surgery recovery has been a breeze - so much so that I completely forget that I'm actually still in the midst of healing from a pretty major physical trauma and NEED to take it easy. It's freakin hard!!

    Congrats of being INactive. Good on you, and my best wishes are with you as you recover
  • FitToLead
    FitToLead Posts: 275 Member
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    I ate fresh salmon and green veg for brunch to get back on track - I feel so satiated, am hoping that will re set me.
  • RowdysLady
    RowdysLady Posts: 1,370 Member
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    I only ate one Junior Mint.

    Impossible! Sigh...love those things...
  • sarahthes
    sarahthes Posts: 3,252 Member
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    Fitting into the stuff you can buy at Old Navy in store. For the past year I've been stuck shopping online because they don't have plus sizes in store here. I bought some shirts and tanks today and most of them look great--the rest will in 10 lbs!