Ok, yesterday went a little better... I ate dinner... no snack after or anything, so I was pretty happy with that. I helped my mom last night and it was sweltering (sp?) hot in her house... and I was up on a ladder working on her ceiling fan... I'm sure it was hotter up there

so when I got home, I just laid in bed with the fan on HI and played a little cell-phone poker, then went to sleep at a reasonable hour.
Today's plan... eat 3 "normal" meals, no binges (goes without saying

) If real physical hunger attacks between meals... 12 almonds and another water and if it's after dinner, a Fiber One bar and another water. Also, today my son has PT for his back (blog from mid June...) and I exercise there... benefit of going to a private PT... they have good liability insurance and let me play with all their toys! So, I'll get some exercise too.
Tatiana: Maybe your gain is muscle? I know you've been training.
Sarah:
Debbie: LOL, the fizzy water always helps me too... I buy plain (I try to steer clear of artificial sweetners and stuff) and put in a squeeze of lime... I love lime!
Dara: Wow, you are going through a rough spot! Hopefully, with a couple days to regroup, your bod will regulate the flight, extra salt, and hormones... I'll be thinking about you!
Jennifer: hehe, I sent you a PM before I read your post... Welcome, you're a brave chic to post here... good for you... a step toward moving forward after a hard childhood... I can relate with the mixed messages... after being fed for one meal the equivalent of what I cook for myself and 2 teenage boys, I heard that I was fat... well, duh... here's an idea, quit making me eat!
I can remember so many nights before I learned the "secrets" to getting all that food down, I'd be sitting at the table for hours, then wake up in my bed... I guess when I fell asleep face first in the food, I was allowed to leave the table... it's a wonder that I didn't just wake up at the table and still have to finish! But as social pressures (I wanted to go play with my friends) mounted, I learned to get it all down, and it's such a slow process unlearning that... still, no matter how much is on my plate (or what it is... even something I don't like) I can eat it all... I serve myself small portions... I can go back for more, but if I start with a bigger portion, I won't stop when I get "not hungry".
Well... here's to day 3!