I was going to do a video blog but I'm feeling sort of camera-shy. I'm hopeful about where I'm at. BUT last night I did go and buy a bag of Olive Oil Popcorn from Trader Joe's and ate almost the whole bag. I had PMS and was starving, which is not an excuse. It messed my blood sugars up a lot. So, none of that any longer while I'm doing this. Well, really probably I can't do that kind of binging ever if I want to stay away from blood sugar issues long-term. Unless it's a broccoli binge. But it's really the behavior that's a problem, not the food, when I binge. I hate even calling it binging because I feel like it gives the image of me rifling savagely through my cupboards and fridge for long periods of time, eating whatever I possibly can. But there's all different levels of it. Maybe I'm still somewhat in denial. Sally commented on here reminding me of a program in Portland called Be Nourished, where they offer counseling and nutrition guidance. I want to re-visit it soon. I took a training there and really loved the staff because they were very real. If I'm going to practice healthy eating habits, I'm going to have to re-teach myself how to eat mindfully.
The mini-fridge in my office at work is helping lots. I don't feel as panicky about how I'm going to get good food prepared. And I don't care if people think it's weird that it's there.
I want to check DANG for every post because dang is sooooo funny. I've also been saying it aloud since you added the checkboxes.
ReplyDeleteYou're doing great and I'm thinking of you a lot, supporting you with my mind bullets.
Thanks K Dog. I put DANG on there just for you actually.
Deletei love a mini-fridge in your office. and i love what you're doing. oh and i love you. dang.
ReplyDeleteTash, glad to hear that the mini fridge is working. Its interesting how just changing how you store food at work can help so much. Lots of small chgs make for a big, positive outcomes! Keep up the good work kid!
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