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Old Tue, Jan-15-02, 09:18
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Default Starting Over, Confessions of a Sugar Addict

My name is amieK and as of today, I am a recovering sugar addict.

Over the duration of my college course last fall and the holidays I fell off the wagon and allowed myself just a little taste of chocolate. Yeah right! We all know where that leads to. In this case an extra 9 lbs.

Anyway this past weekend was a real low. I ended up eating 4 candy canes, (2 regular size and 2 mini), along with 2 squares of semisweet baking chocolate to get that chocolate mint flavour. YUCK!! Woke up the next day with a horrible sugar hangover.

Yesterday was a slight improvement but I got into some chocolate chips leftover from some baking my daughter did for school.

Well today is a brand new day. I'm going to eat healthy and LC today. I am on Week 2 of my new strength training program and that is going well. Time to get my eating habits back on track.

Thanks for listening. I've been away for awhile.
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Old Tue, Jan-15-02, 09:33
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Good job putting it away and starting over...Now........if I could just get the brownies out of my kitchen without sneaking a bite. I did that last night and found out I'd had 6 carbs. Ugh!
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A good way to 'get back into the spirit' for yourself is reading up to the Atkins Induction Chapter again. It will remind you of why you're following this WOE.

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Old Tue, Jan-15-02, 15:21
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Thanks for your encouragement aztovaalex.

Karen, thanks for the suggestion. I'm going to grab my copy of DANDR off the shelf and review. I do feel so much better when I follow this WOE. I need to keep the reasons for it foremost in my mind. Succumbing to temptation just isn't worth it. I feel so gross afterwards.
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