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Old Mon, Aug-27-01, 08:51
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I went out to a function on Saturday night, everything was Hi carb. I thought that one meal wouldn't hurt me too much. Boy was I wrong, I had major carb cravings on Sunday, which I indulged in . I ended up feeling so nauseous last night. That'll teach me! I have been back on track today, but the old exhaustion is back, I have fallen asleep twice today. I didn't believe that carbs affected me so much, I now will think twice before doing that again.

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Old Mon, Aug-27-01, 09:02
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Plan: Atkins(minus fiber)
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don't worry about it. Best thing to do is to move forward.. remember how u felt, and learn from it, but move forward. tomorrow is a brand new day balance 1 wrong day with 1 right day... everything will balance out in the end
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Old Mon, Aug-27-01, 09:02
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I hear you on that one! I was at a wedding Saturday and the meal was stuffed chicken, mashed potatoes, carrots and (thank god) roast beef... along with rolls, cake and ice cream and a huge table of hordehourvs(sp). But I was strong and had two pieces of roast beef only. and salad... It's tuff, but especially after reading your thread, I will do the same thing at the next wedding!!!!!
Just get back on track!
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Old Mon, Aug-27-01, 09:11
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All the food at the function was arranged by a man, everthing was covered in pastry and there was not a vegetable in sight not even as a garnish. At least is only a once a year thing, I think I'll volunteer for the next one.

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Old Mon, Aug-27-01, 09:21
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The best way to tackle that one is to eat before you go to a function if you are not sure of what is being served. Or bring a can of tuna or pork rinds that you can eat in the bathroom!

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Old Mon, Aug-27-01, 09:30
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Plan: Atkins, General low carb
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Wow! I wish I had just one "bad day" to confess. Unfortunately, I have been bad for a month...went from my lowest (maybe back in June) of 158 to this mornings drastic 172. The positive side that I have found in this, is that I think that my success at quitting smoking is part of the cause. At least I quit smoking, though! Wow, was that hard. Today I am back on Induction with a vengance, and I'm going to STOP beating myself up about it. Hey, isn't this diet more successful if you don't smoke anyway???
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Old Mon, Aug-27-01, 09:38
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It's supposed to be because smoking causes an insulin surge.

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Old Mon, Aug-27-01, 09:40
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Great! Now I'm even more motivated to see some dropping numbers....
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