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To ask you all to tell me to eat sensibly all week?

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dialmformmmm · 18/05/2020 01:43

I struggle with controlled eating. Had lots of support in the past. With the NHS now for support but this suspended.

I respond well to others saying 'just do it'.

So AIBU to ask you for some late night encouragement to fill my head with positive thoughts so I wake up raring to go?

Grin
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Springb0ks · 18/05/2020 02:27

You can absolutely eat sensibly all week. Go for it! You've got this!

NewbieSM · 18/05/2020 05:57

Just make a meal plan and buy only those foods. It's much easier to stick to if you've already committed by buying and preparing healthy options. Good luck!

totallyyesno · 18/05/2020 06:03

You've got this. If you are about to eat something rubbish, just remember I am right there in front of you waggling my finger. PUT IT BACK. YOU CAN HAVE AN APPLE INSTEAD.

scochran · 18/05/2020 06:04

I wish I could do it. It only takes me 3 days of good, healthy eating and I know I already feel better. It's a satisfying feeling but I never quite do it. I think I will try this week.

changeagainandagain · 18/05/2020 06:05

Love this, you can do it!

One massive thing that helped me was that if I did mess up I'd write off the whole day or sometimes the week and say to myself start again tomorrow!

Guess what, that's just silly!

If I have a little pig out I think that's ok my next meal will be great.

Just stick to the 80/20 rule and you'll be amazing, 80 good, 20 not so good!

44PumpLane · 18/05/2020 06:44

You can absolutely do this!!

And remember, if you have a slip up at any point, you wouldn't throw out a whole bunch of flowers because one rose started to look droopy!

Draw a line under any slip up straight away and immediately revert to your sensible and healthy ways, which I know you're going to smash!!!!

dialmformmmm · 18/05/2020 11:15

Thanks everyone!

So needed a few supportive voices.

It's getting out of that 'I've blown it so just eat crap for the day/week' mentality.

Smile
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Crunchymum · 18/05/2020 11:17

This is a tad extreme but I am using a blood sugar monitor (left over from when I had GD a while ago) and it is keeping me in check and helping me make sensible choices..... after 8 weeks of utter gluttony and the gain of a stone a I do not need!

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