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It has been hard but it's definitely been easier to stay on track than it ever was before. And definitely more successful! The hard part is always having to make those right decisions... like when everyone is having cheesecake and I'm eating a tiny little bowl of fruit. Or, when I really want those Reese's cups but have to walk away. But, it feels great to do it and every time I step on that scale it gives me motivation to just keep doing the right thing.

Keep it up girl!

@Ginger Snaps I totally agree, but it's also not like we can just eat whatever they are eating just in smaller portions, there are things that our body just says no way man, you can not have this and if you do have it i am going to kick your rear end, I know I have a lot of things that I could eat and drink before surgery and now I just can't touch them, or I get that dumping syndrome, or I get hot and sweaty and sick feeling. You can't just slip up with certain things, I know atleast I can't. I loved ice cream before surgery, that was my biggest down fall, it made me feel better when I was sick, or happy when I was depressed, now I can't even look at it? Its sort of sad, but at the same time your right, Its for the best, cause that is what got me where I was and I am not that person anymore. I am a much stronger and healthier person now.

I have had a couple of episodes of dumping syndrome and it definitely helps keep me on the straight and narrow.