JustMissTracy Member

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Wanna find chocolate?

Ready to dance the night away!

I think you just like to be difficult, judging by this and other comments made by you on many threads.

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Your beauty shines!

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This was not an answer per se. I was sharing. I was letting her know that I deal with a similar situation, where he's losing and I'm suddenly gaining. Not that complicated. Why do you ask?

You just made my day, good to hear! xo

Great job!

Mods might still be sleeping...I give it another hour..lol

I've bolded where I think your problem is. It's not with your parenting, or with your choice of food even..it's with your thinking. This is why we're suggesting you see a doctor, get a handle on the thinking. Eating food should never cause one to feel panic, unless they've eaten something they are allergic to. Panic is a…

LOL..0...does nothing for me. Great place to connect with like minded people tho!

In September, my hubby started day shift, for the first time in our 23 years together. Since then, he has lost five pounds, as he doesn't go to fast food restaurants anymore. I have gained back five of the 80 I had lost, because I'm now making huge meals every night, instead of only on the weekends. The struggle is real,…

I'd win then!

shhh...ignore that....the poster is playing with you! My first thought is we have more in common than I thought!

If he's ticklish...I'd win ;)

You already know you're not eating enough. 1200 is the minimum suggested for women, the MINIMUM. If you can't convince yourself easily to eat more, you need to see a doctor and talk about your food "fears". Your child deserves a healthy mom.

What I have bolded above is exactly the mindset that helped me to quit. There was no way in the world I was going to let that cigarette be stronger than I was anymore. I was actually quite ashamed of myself the day I had my last one. Sitting outside at my FIL's funeral with the rest of the smokers, while my MIL sat inside…

I quit 11 years ago after smoking for 23 years. I worked out as a smoker, and still work out as a non smoker. Guess what? It's MUCH easier now! Not to mention the pride of knowing that finally I am stronger than the cigarettes.

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Cinnamon raisin bread with peanut butter again

Only if he goes straight.....vertically I mean..lol

Good luck, you can do this!

Eeek....well now...my first thought is "I didn't do it!!"

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Sideways...

My kids, they're grown and pretty much in total control of their lives now My granddaughter, Kodi Rose <3 The world is a better place with her in it The 23 years with my honey; it's been a rollercoaster, but there's no one else I would have wanted to ride it with!