k_nicole87 Member

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Thanks! My triceps definitely need it and are not too sore. I could give them a mild workout.

Love me some Aspartame.

My only experience with eliminating wheat is the obnoxious guy in the office next door who towers over my desk every day to tell me how wheat is poison to the body and how eliminating wheat has not only cured him of asthma and other health issues, but also prevents him from getting sunburned.

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I prefer Lucky Charms. With extra marshmallows. Hold the cereal.

Polo Blue

http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/drinking-enough-water-topic-overview I monitor my pee color.

I am dying to know how offering helpful solutions to help her cope with her addiction (which as you said I should know) is somehow erroneous compared to the "just get over it" advice.

So if talking to someone that way who is an addict is so beneficial, how did they become addicted and stay addicted for so long? Pretty sure they all had people talk to them like that without offering the tools to beat triggers and it must have worked wonders.

Being a former addict does not give you the right to be a douche.

I think that part of the issue might be (correct me if I'm wrong OP) that she can't reach sobriety because of the ED. The drugs act as something that helps her lose the weight that, mentally, she feels she has to lose. It's like a double edged sword.

Rationalizing is a part of the process. It's guilt that is causing you to want to find something "not so bad" about your drug use. It's completely normal. And in reality, it has not been that long for you. I have a client that I sent to rehab 30 days ago who spent 60 days in jail the first time and went back to use to…

I don't think this is helpful. She has a lot ahead of her. Rationalization of her drug use having been clean for only a few months is decent progress. Addictions are time consuming. No one is ever cured from addiction. Recovery is a life-long process.

First, establish your triggers. The better you know them and understand them, the better you will be equipped to notice them when they happen. Make a list of them. If a new one comes up, add it to the list. Find something positive to focus on for a few moments while you are at your peak of temptation. A hot bath is good…

No one can/should give you advice on this unless they are a licensed professional. Feel free to reach out to me any time. I will give you whatever kind of advice that I am allowed.

I specialize in persons with substance abuse. My suggestion is to seek out a mental health counselor, a drug and alcohol counselor, and maybe attend some NA meetings. This is the only advice you should take at this point. I would not take any advice that does not direct you to counseling.

Depends on the shoes. :drinker:

Mmmmmm. Cheesecake.

Wait, if it's that many cals, it's not regular coffee. At least not black coffee. Coffee has VERY little cals.

I filed a PV and a warrant. That's it. In 8 hours.

Ask me what I've accomplished today. :laugh: :drinker:

WHO THE HELL IS THAT?? ME NO LIKE!

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Guess what? Your "medical proof with no proof" post about something completely asinine is NOT the first to be posted! Not everything is about you. You might want to take a vacation from the interwebz today.

Can't tell if serious or making fun of prior spelling errors. :huh:

Currently...I am!

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Your attempt to be "funny" or witty is failing harder with each post.