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Oh my gosh am I loving my sweets


Ricki M

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I'm doing good with my smoking quit but I have awakened my sweet taste buds.  I keep reading but it's not registering yet.  At least yesterday when I took my walk I got lost in my neighborhood...which is a good thing.  I think today I will get lost in cleaning the house.  My grandson will be here tomorrow so I won't have time to think about a cigarette.  I can't think about eating carrots or celery at this point.  But I did by some low calorie meals.  I know if I don't eat a decent meal I will finish up with my favorites like chocolate.  I keep asking my higher power for help but he hasn't answered yet :huh: :)

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Do whatever gets you through ricki your quit is the priority, the rest can be addressed at a later date, that's why we have an active fitness and eating forum most of us stuffed our faces in the beginning the art is learning when to say ok enough now :)

 

Compensating with low calorie meals is a good balance to those treats, your sugar levels will be out of balance for a while not withstanding the old mouth habit

 

You are doing great so I do think your higher power is with you :)

 

Have a great day with your grandson x

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