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:faint: :Cry: ;) :Banane10: :spider: :doh: :opps2: :frusty:

I just gave into a craving and now I feel like crap and had to share. I went to Sonic and got a strawberry Cream Pie shake...and yes...it's gone!!! :Banane09: I know, I know. I don't do it all the time but now I feel like crap for doing it. Maybe it's just me coming off my monthly visit from the "Bitchinator" :drama: . So I think I might be able to forgive myself. But then again that can just be an excuse and not a good reason.

"I promise I will not do this again!" :)

Anybody else eaten something today that they wish they wouldn't have??

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I probably do something like that every day. Maybe not a shake, but something. You're doing great on your weigh loss, and I'm a firm believer in NOT trying to be perfect. I think it leads to shame, then more emotional eating. You'll get different feedback from other people, so take what makes sense to you, and leave the rest.

You can make better choices at the next meal, right?

Cindy

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Not a problem today....yet, but the night is still young LOL.

I have to admit I usually eat at LEAST one thing daily that is a poor choice.

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:faint: :Cry: :rant: ;) :spider: :doh: :opps2: :frusty:

Maybe it's just me coming off my monthly visit from the "Bitchinator" :drama: .

LOL! I have problems dealing with the "Bitchinator" too! Every day we just have to do our best and just try to make the best choice we can when we have a craving for something on the "off limits" list! Don't beat yourself up...I've cheated once too because of that darn "Bitchinator"...ice cream birthday cake, a big ol' slice too. But, I had to pick myself up and dust myself off and go on. The following month I HAD, HAD, HAD to have some chocolate so instead of another ice cream cake disaster, I had a small piece of chocolate and told myself to be happy with it and I was! Hang in there! You're human!

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It happens, you shouldn't let it get to you. Just keep moving forward. If you have a sweet tooth you should try weight watchers and smart start stuff. In imho they are just as good. Go to the icecream section.good stuff and not nearly as bad as eating the real thing. of couse these shouldn't be eaten everyday but help with cravings and there not so fattening. by the way I had a sugar free fudgicle and about 4 hrs later ate a weight watchers icecream sandwich:o . so yeah I did go over board myself. your doing great:clap2: :clap2: :clap2: !!! keep it up.

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You act as though you're the only one. I think most of us have our weeker moments, but that's why we got banded. Without this tool, those moments would be able to take over a lot more. Forget it and move on. I think that every now and then we deserve a treat as long as we don't go overboard and sabotage our journey. I think we can all relate.

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I don't know if this is a dieters myth but if you are on a consistant level of calories, carb and fat intakes during weight loss, a little blip here and there is pretty much ignored by the body. Your worst enemy is your MIND. Don't psych yourself out with a few indulgences - in fact it's good to have them but it's not an excuse to give up.

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Just think Kathy, if not for the band, you may have had a super sonic cheese burger and chili cheese tots before the shake...I would have!!! We all do it, and I think giving in on occasion keeps us sane. Look at all the improvements you have made in your eating lifestyle, not the odd treat you let yourself have. This is for life, and I personally would not enjoy a life with not ever having a milkshake again. The lapband allows us to enjoy one, or some of one, and have the ability to begin again. Ain't it great??!!:high5:

Quit beating yoruself up, and be human with me!!!

Kat

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Don't beat yourself up over it...we all make poor choices sometimes. But I don't think it's the occasional unwise choice that makes a difference...it's the everyday choices that we constantly make. We don't have to be perfect (and isn't that a good thing!!). Just start again tomorrow and do the best you can. It's all any of us can do.

Emily

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Thanks everyone for the feedback. I didn't feel as if I was the only person that did this or that it was really the end of the world I just got really pissed that I did it and the guilt really got to me! I just had to vent about it! I felt better after I posted this thread. Getting it off my chest and seeing it in writing made me feel better soon after. So will it happen again? Maybe, maybe not. But as bad as I felt the other day when I did it I am sure it will be awhile before I do a repeat! Maybe if I get another craving I can make a better choice instead of the one that I made the 1st time! :)

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So will it happen again? Maybe, maybe not. But as bad as I felt the other day when I did it I am sure it will be awhile before I do a repeat! Maybe if I get another craving I can make a better choice instead of the one that I made the 1st time! :)

That's the spirit, Kathy! Keep up the good work!

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I'm lucky to have discovered that I'm lactose intolerant! so I won't have trouble with milkshakes... but that sherbert sure is good! Hopefully, I'll find a vice that isn't such a vice... like... Protein Shakes lol....

I'll be banded on July 5th.... wish me luck!

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