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Old Wed, Jul-25-12, 07:51
tragedian tragedian is offline
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Plan: atkins '72 -now ketogenic
Stats: 260/181.4/140 Female 5'8"
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Progress: 65%
Location: Baltimore, MD, USA
Default had a donut

I woke up this morning really really wanting a toasted coconut donut. So, I had one.

It was okay. Meh. I'm gonna be hungry again in like an hour, though.

I already have my food planned out for the next three days.

This doesn't even really throw me off, I checked it out online, it says it's 35 carbs, so, I can do damage control and really make this not much of a blip if I'm proactive about it.

I don't feel bad, tbhwy, although I do prefer, when I have such a concentrated amount of carbohydrate in one sitting, that it be right before bed, rather than first thing in the morning.

I think that the issue is that it's a junk binge, not a food binge, lots of refined carb and sugar.

Oh well, sausages and cheese for lunch.

Happy day, everybody!
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Old Wed, Oct-03-12, 21:40
jsheridan jsheridan is offline
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Plan: The Vegetarian Low-Carb
Stats: 187/149/144 Female 66 inches
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Progress: 88%
Location: United States
Default Good attitude

I've done similar things in the last three months. I baked cookies for work and I had one (quality control, you know). The important thing to me is that you write it down and accept the carbs and move on. It's when I eat without thinking, when I conveniently "forget" I ate certain foods, then I'm in trouble.

So good for you! But I do hope you enjoyed it. Sweets have their time and place. Is there a culture out there without sweets? Maybe Inuits?
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