Muahahaa, beware, I’m caught up the tread…
Chipping – I did tell them I’d been worried and they did apologise for any unnecessary upset. But tbh I couldn’t be too unhappy, because I was so relieved, and there were a few minor issues I’ll need to sort out before continuing treatments, so it wasn’t for nothing. :) I’m sorry the scales are being so stubborn for you!
Nell – You should chuck the chocolates out of the cupboards! It’s so much harder to resist stuff if you know it’s sitting right there in your kitchen…
BIWI – Coffee shops are places of evil. :( I meet a group of friends regularly in a cafe, where we sit for several hours over huge lattes and cake. So far I’ve usually taken these as knowing cheat days and just gone with it. The few times when I’ve resisted and stuck to black coffee, the sight of their goodies has left me crazed and I’ve shopped for crap on my way home… It’s “that day” again this Friday… If only they did some pure ice cream, or something.
Trash Sorry your friends are being so unhelpful, even when you’re not even going on about your WOE at them. Very rude. Best to keep to other subjects and stubbornly change the subject if they keep bringing it up.
Re. food obsession – I agree it’s not something you can just magic away from your head and have everything be right. Having a reasonable (ie. not life-limiting) control and feeling happy and healthy on your WOE is what should matter.
Pseudo Yay for the whoosh!
Jill36 Welcome to the Dark Side! It’s fatty and tasty and good for you and deliciously rebellious. 
Crabby Love your epic post!
And agree with so much that you say about the different WOEs/diets. I wouldn’t even dare try 5:2 with my ED past. I hope you and doggie are taking care of you and you’ll get to skype DD soon. 
Eva Yay for 11 stones! I bet you’ll have a lot of comments coming your way with the family – hopefully nice! At least you’ll be a walking talking testament that it works!
I hope all of you suffering from colds or any other lurgy feel better soon! 
RE. doctors. I actually wonder if I get so many supportive messages about LC from my doctors because people involved in treating PCOS have at least some training and/or interest in endocrinology and so a better understanding in hormones and the metabolic syndrome?
My mom was talking to me about some new dietary guidelines they have over in their country (very non-LC!). I told her that as an emigrant I don’t need to take note of Old Country guidelines, and I can ignore the British ones too, because I’m an uninformed immigrant. She actually thought this was fair enough. 
My foods today are a bit carby, but nothing too bad I hope:
B: Just coffee with coconut oil, but a Nakd bar later in hospital. Not ideal, but meh.
L: Salmon salad in Wetherspoons.
S: Cream cheese pancakes with dark chocolate flakes on top.
D: Fried pork loin steak and green veggies.