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SLynnTx
Tue, Feb-19-02, 10:37
Well...I think I have done the induction phase about 3 times now. I am starting to think that maybe I just cannot do this. Is it possible to eat like this for the rest of my life? And if so, What can I do to stick with it? This past weekend I ate 4 pieces of pizza and drank some miller light. I packed on 3 pounds. I am so very discouraged. Could it be possible that this is not the diet for me?

slim2none
Tue, Feb-19-02, 10:56
:wave: Dear SLynnTx,

I have also jumped off of the wagon. I know our metabolism gets all out of whack when we yoyo. Please don't get discouraged. This is my second go round and it is finally working for me. This time I am sticking to it and using this web site to stay grounded and inspired. Hang in there. :thup: :wave:

SLynnTx
Tue, Feb-19-02, 10:59
Each time a person cheats does it affect how well you will loose once you go back to induction?

Karen
Wed, Feb-20-02, 00:38
Just keep sticking with it!

Here are two links, taken from Dr. A's new book:

The Wrong Way to do Atkins (http://forum.lowcarber.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=29249&highlight=atkins+abusers)

Uses and Abuses of Induction (http://forum.lowcarber.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=34153)

Just as you make a choice to eat four pieces of pizza and Miller light, you can also make the choice to eat something low-carb. You could have eaten the toppings and had water, or a diet drink.

Think of yourself as a low-carber for life. Get up close and intimate with the idea, and the practice. Start a journal. Celebrate every day you have been true to your WOE.

I've been up, down, sideways and all over the place with this WOE, and it's now firmly a WOL. Even when I digress, LC is the safety net I come back to. Even in my deepest, most desperate binge, I knew I was still LC.

I never want to permanently enter the dark side of carb eating again. Do you?

Fight the courageous fight! Why sink if you know how to swim?

Karen

SLynnTx
Wed, Feb-20-02, 07:48
Thank you Karen, I think I will print your reply and read it every morning. It really motivated me. Again, Thank you.