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My first question is When on the Medifast Diet, can you have diet coke? Thanks for any answer or 2. Another question I got... What a day.. |
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That's a good question. I'm not sure what is the right answer. I'll do some investigation and get back to you if I find an good answer. You should email the people at Medifast as they probably could answer your Medifast question..
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You ROCK!.
You made it through a very difficult challenge and chose to keep OP despite the overwhelming feelings you were having.... SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS!. It is a learning process and you are taking your "lessons" seriously.. You should "be proud"... :-).. |
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WOW, you did awesome!! That HAD to be so tough! And don't feel like a fool for being upset! I was sobbed over raw cookie dough being in the fridge and I wouldn't let myself have it! It's not the food we are crying over it's the feeling of punishment. I so totally understand...
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Awww, what a rotten experience. Hugs to you..
That is a lot of temptation, with the smells and sounds and vision of all those people eating. And you don't get any. It was a month before I could withstand the smells of fatty carby foods like that. And it's still hard, just not. As. Hard. Ask your family to help you out by keeping away from fast food and non-plan restaurants for 1 month. Or hubby can take the fam there without you. Try to not put yourself in that position. Teach the fam about healthy choices and healthy weights. (By the way, my son is my biggest food monitor. ). In regard to punishment - You'e not being punished. You have a plan. A plan to lose weight, become healthier, happier, live to play with grandkids, become the hot mom, etc. And your plan doesn't include fatty carby foods. Sticking to your plan is stepping in the right direction. Sticking to the plan is. You. Taking control of today, tomorrow, and the future. Let yourself gulp down compliments, positive thoughts, and feelings of success. You succeeded twice yesterday. TWICE in one day!! How awesome is that? PRETTY DARN AWESOME!!!! You are going to lose weight this week, and you will be thrilled with it. Then you'll do it again next week, and be thrilled again. You're not losing out on anything. You can do it!!!!!.. |
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Hi MommaBrown...WEEKENDS are soooo difficult. I'm in my 4th week with a darn Monday weigh in which I started. Seems like I am most challenged on weekends. dinners out, people OVER for dinner and me going to other's homes for dinner. HAPPY HOUR...I don't want to be a recluse and not socialize. I find it really hard to be 100 OP on weekends but I keep trying.
Its frustrating because my lowest weight seems to be mid week. I keep thinking of changing my weigh in day but then I think that having it on monday keeps me more viligent. I'm not sure but I certainly can relate to your experience! As for me..I'm glad to be once again getting into the week groove...can't believe I am looking forward to MONDAY! ; ).. |
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Thanks for all the positive words everyone.
I agree with trying to stay away from those situations for the next month or so. but it's just not realistic for us because we are on the go so much. my philosophy is that I just CANT eat that stuff and it's just something I have to learn to live with. and thats okay, I can accept this. I have to learn to be okay when I see other people eating the stuff I want. it was just SO HARD! haha. But my H did say to me today that we should start packing lunches for him and our daughter instead of eating out. He also said that if I choose to do my L&G while we are out, that he will order similar things to me. I wont hold him to that part but I do love his idea of packing sandwiches for them. healthy and it will save us money.. I've been talking about the Medifast program non-stop all weekend. I think he is realizing how serious I am about it.. Thanks again everyone!.. |
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I always just look at what everyone else is eating (if it's the unhealthy stuff) and tell myself how happy I am that I am NOT doing that to my body. Not in a way that is judging them, it's about me and being kind to my body. I don't dwell on what I can't have, just how much healthier I am without it. It's not a punishment, it's actually freedom from the control food once had over me. I am now in control and that's a truly wonderful feeling...
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I know this may be hard to believe, but it gets easier. When we were on vacation and driving back home, my family wanted to stop at McDonalds for lunch. I had a bar. They had Big Macs and fries. As I looked around the restaurant, I saw so munch unhealthy food and so many unhealthy people. I felt good about myself, and wished more people in that McDonald's knew about MF.
Hugs!!.. |
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You did great, and I am SO SO proud of you!!!! Massive gummy bear hugs headed your way...
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