After a year...long ramblings

It was magic when she realized who she had become...
Kate
Highest Pre-op right after Surgery Current Goal
236 213 219 140 130
96 lbs lost and gone forever!! To God goes the Glory!
Finally it moved!
Don't feel bad for coming on here and letting it all go. That's what we're here for...support. I agree that you should call in and see about making an appointment with Holly. You should not be feeling this guilty (especially a year out) about eating normal...actually not even normal...better than normal because things are sugar free...foods. There must be something underlying because you should be celebrating each day and truly enjoying your life and your food now. Of course you don't want to gain the weight back, but you are watching your calories and are making better chouices than before. No sugar added ice cream vs. loaded suggar ice cream. This surgery is a lifestyle change and changing your eating habits...you have done that successfully. You should be able to maintain with your "better choices" no problem. If food issues start to get bigger and bigger and you start to think about it all the time, it will consume you and it could potentially turn into an eating disorder. It is great that you recognize some things are happening in your mind and you came here for support. You should be celebrating and enjoying! I am only a little over 3 months out and I already have had a sugar free peanut butter cup here and there. To me that is okay and I feel good about it. I am having something that seems sweet and it's just one every once in awhile...not a whole 10 pack of the regular ones like before. Try to stay positive girl!