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brittanypatrick09 03-16-2010 08:17 AM

The beginning of a long road
 
Day 1 started at 214.8

I'm doing well at keeping track of food and everything, but (day 5) last night I ate a taco bell. I was so hungry and was just caught off guard at a moment of weakness.

Its Day 6 and I'm at 212.4, so some what of a difference but I know physically there probably aren't any noticeable changes. I'm worried I'm going to fall off the wagon again. Just trying to keep it up and keep the changes coming.

rockymtnsavvy 03-16-2010 08:55 AM

Congratulations in that you have things going in the right direction!! That is the hard part.

As far as noticeable changes, I bet you are standing just a little taller, and your eyes have a new flicker in them that will turn into a full sparkle as your success grows.

As far as Taco Bell, just make a new decision for yourself right now...not tomorrow...but with every new moment. The past is not worth punishing yourself over. Only look back to learn something that could help you today. I'm not really good at that either, but that is my goal.

almeeker 03-16-2010 01:23 PM

Congratulations on your weigh loss. I'm right in your same ball park, seriously I started at 244, weighed in this morning at 195.2, and I too love Taco Bell. However I will tell you that it's not the worst choice a dieter can make. Chart your intake from there and look over their website to see which choices you can make the next time, so you don't fall off the wagon. According to my little red book at Taco Bell you can get the following items that are "low-fat":

Bean Burrito, fresco-style
Burrito supreme, chicken
Enchirito, chicken
Enchirito, steak
Gordita baja, chicken

In fact most of the menu items are 500 calories or less. So maybe you didn't fall as far as you think? And by the way, you are correct in your starvation feelings. I've been dieting since the day after Christmas and let me tell you when I sit down to eat, I'm not messing around or picking at my plate. I could teach slavering wolves a thing or two.

The other thing I would say is that it takes at least 3 weeks to break an old habit and make a new one. I myself have found with eating, that it maybe takes a bit longer than that. So cut yourself some slack.


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