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I am so bad, I just ate gluten-free chocolate cake with buttercream frosting. My daughter wanted cake because she wasn't feeling well. I've been stressed and I shouldn't of, but I did. I hate to say it, but I want more now. Got to get back on track. I had pizza last night too. My mom wanted to go out for dinner and I want to say that I had no choice, but I did. I regret it already. Man, losing weight is hard. Anyways, I'm done venting. My parents dogs are adorable. Thought I would share the pic. Thanks for listening and have a great day.
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1075 kcal
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Fat: 39.14g | Prot: 26.71g | Carbs: 169.29g.
Breakfast: Bell Peppers, Egg White, Egg, Silk Light Vanilla Almond Milk, Coffee, Tea Unsweetened, Quaker Quakes Rice Snacks - Sour Cream & Onion. Lunch: Tradewinds Tea Unsweet Tea, Cinnamon, Honeycrisp Apples, Kroger Lemon Lime Sparkling Water. Dinner: Sensible Portions Garden Veggie Straws - Cheddar Cheese, Bell Peppers, Kraft Lite Raspberry Vinaigrette Dressing, Fresh Express Sweet Butter Tender Lettuce Mix. Snacks/Other: Betty Crocker Whipped Frosting - Butter Cream, Chocolate Cake (Without Frosting), Quaker Quakes Rice Snacks - Sour Cream & Onion, Glaceau Vitamin Water Zero XXX Acai-Blueberry-Pomegranate (Bottle). more...
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2671 kcal
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Exercise:
Washing Dishes - 3 minutes, Cooking - 15 minutes, Watching TV/Computer - 10 hours, Standing - 2 hours, Stairs (Climbing Stairs) - 3 minutes, Sleeping - 6 hours, Resting - 2 hours and 26 minutes, Sitting - 30 minutes, Driving - 2 hours, Showering - 15 minutes, Stretching (yoga) - 2 minutes, Yoga - 21 minutes, Hanging Laundry - 5 minutes. more...
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tomorrow is a new day. good luck!!
25 Jul 18 by member: cynthiaaeh
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Tomorrow is a new day, they are adorable 🐶🤗
25 Jul 18 by member: cc81004
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You are so right - it is hard - hang in there and pet those dogs - it has been proven that petting a dog will release dopamine in people AND IN THE DOGS!
25 Jul 18 by member: nikeit
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Love that about the dogs! Wish it would also work like broken cookies -- no carbs if you pet the dog!
25 Jul 18 by member: Texasgranny6
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The hardest part was journaling, now that is done you have the strength to get back on track :)
25 Jul 18 by member: adefwebserver
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The downhills side is always slippery... and we all fall... usually many times.. the secret of course is to get back up..and Ranger on... you'll see your goal weight before you know..as long as you keep it in focus...
25 Jul 18 by member: senseiande
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25 Jul 18 by member: ladydawny
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I don't think it's bad to eat cake! As long as the food you're eating fits within your RDI, you are okay, imo. It's when you eat the cake... then another... then lick the frosting out of the pan... well, maybe that's just me =:^o I'm hearing "my daughter wanted..." "my mother wanted..." and so you just went along for the ride. You need to learn to say no. You need to be able to say, "I'd love to go out with you, but I'd like to go somewhere healthy where I won't be tempted." And you need to remember that tomorrow is another day with a brand new opportunity to start fresh.
25 Jul 18 by member: SoCalPam
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Failure is only temporary, get right back on the horse. Sometimes when eating something really bad, I'll eat a bite or two and pretend I've had the whole slice, then quickly find something to do so that I can forget about eating the rest. Good luck!
25 Jul 18 by member: broncomba
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Every temptation is an opportunity to practice our self control skills. saying no thanks is difficult but the more often we can excersise the response the more of a habit it becomes. for me, learning to make the healthy selection off the menu or stopping at one bite of the yummy dessert fits into my control freak personality. took a long time to grasp that. eat it, don't eat it, its your choice, no one else's.
26 Jul 18 by member: sallkr3
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