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Messed Up a Little

Melva
on 2/21/10 12:17 pm - Gilbert, AZ
Well I Have one day left on the prep. Even though I was not on chosen a diet  yet, I have still been following our basic WLS, ways of eating.

Took the kids to Texas Roadhouse, started to eat the peanuts, I am sure I ate at least a cup, without  thinking. I was upset with myself but I started using the learned distractions. I thought about the advantages of why I was doing the BDS, I immediatly pulled out my card telling me to get back on track  and I moved away  from the container.

Now I am aware when I eat something I hadn't planned on, it is not the end of the world. I made a mistake, and I need to get back on track that minute. Which is exactly what I did.

I am learning so much with this BDS, I used rationalization to keep me from continuing to eat/ overeat. My thoughts at the moment were this is stupid, if I continue  I would blow everything I am continuing to work so hard for.
At the table, they sat the delicious buttery biscuits in front of me on the table, I moved them to the other side of the table, started to talk to myself and it worked I didn't even want them after thinking it out in my mind. 

It is a mind over matter thing, My advantages kept me on track.

When I mess up I am gonna jump back up and Never give up I am gonna make this work!!!

Melva

Beverley_mcl
on 2/21/10 1:01 pm - Kingston Ontario, Canada

Melva, I love the Texas Roadhouse whenever we go to Watertown NY thats where we go to eat.

Good for you using your response card, you go girl...... High Five!!! Great attitude, way to go talking to those sabatoging thoughts...I am sooooo excited for you.

1st time 01/31/2010 - 03/14/2010 lost 13 lbs
2nd time started 03/23/2010 -
Heres what I will do daily to succeed:
Read Advantage Lists  2 xs a day or more if needed
Sit Down, Slow Down, Enjoy Each Bite
Credit myself
Be accountable here daily
Exercise is not an option
Be aware of cravings and desires
Plan meals today for tomorrow
Melva
on 2/21/10 1:20 pm - Gilbert, AZ
Thanx beverley I really needed to hear thea. It was  like I was straight crazy don't know whay i did it but  to hear that I was feeling bad, that happen so fast.But more important I got through it

Melva
sjbob
on 2/21/10 11:22 pm - Willingboro, NJ
At first I was a bit confused by your post.  I thought the BDS was a type of WLS but then I saw that you are post-op.  Duh, I realized that you are referring to the Beck's Diet Solution as BDS.  That's fine and kinda cool.  I just hope Im not the only fool regarding the abbreviation.

You seem to be talking about doing prep for getting on a diet.  I always tell post ops to continue with their WLS diet IF THEY ARE FOLLOWING It.  I don't se any sense in waiting to start a diet if you are following one no matter how poorly you are doing.  That's like giving ourselves free reign over our troubled eating and that's a behavior we've done too often. 

You'll see that I do disagree with Dr Beck at times and you are best served following her recommendations as long as they are not contrary to your nutritionist's nor doctors' recommendations.  For example, I can handle drinking a little with my meals but that's supposed to be a major no-no with RNY.  It was fine with my surgeons.  Dr Beck talks about planning treats during your week.  I've talked to a food addiction counselor who uses BDS and she said we can allow for treats but not with addictive foods.

Overall, you are doing great.  BDS is easy to follow.  You can generally post anythng here about it and expect to get a response.  Anyone who is working the same program Day or a later one can be a valuable asset in telling you how they handled that Day.
Melva
on 2/21/10 11:27 pm - Gilbert, AZ
Thanks that helps--Melva
happylapbander
on 2/26/10 5:03 am - Fort Walton Beach, FL
SJB - Treats are important - but treats don't have to be food.  Cut out treats (which are healthy) and sooner or later  you will be having a pity party.  This is FOREVER.  And it isn't healthy to never reward (or treat) yourself.
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