Re: I failed and this sucks to Kallie
From: Dave (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 27 Feb 2001 08:59:03 -0000
Kallie
DO NOT GIVE UP HOPE. You have not failed, once in a fortnight is fantastic. The first two months of a new diet are the worst. Especially if you are doing something different for dh for tea.
I am going to try to cut out carbs during evening meals and snacks as much as poss. I can't be like the others who are veggie and give it up. NO WAY. I do eat fish, so that is my godsend, but I have been pretty good so far, I try not to eat potato and pasta , and I have never been one for rice). Our lifestyle is pretty hectic and irratic, so I really liked the diet that Beth and Paula were talking about.
I must try and force my self to eat breakfast, and that will be the hardest part for me. I have also applied for a little part time job for a couple of months, that will mean I will have to do a lot of walking, and I am going to sort out a regime so I get on my exercise bike more than once a week! (We decorated the room it is in this week, so it is a lot nicer to be in here now than before).
Anyway, don't beat yourself up. Try a variation on the diet, that YOU feel comfy with, and that you will stick to - that is what I am going to do, otherwise, within a week, I'll have given up, and I really want this to work.
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Kallie
DO NOT GIVE UP HOPE. You have not failed,
once in a fortnight is fantastic. The first two months of a new diet are the
worst. Especially if you are doing something different for dh for
tea.
I am going to try to cut out carbs during
evening meals and snacks as much as poss. I can't be like the others who
are veggie and give it up. NO WAY. I do eat fish, so that is my godsend, but I
have been pretty good so far, I try not to eat potato and pasta , and I have
never been one for rice). Our lifestyle is pretty hectic and irratic, so I
really liked the diet that Beth and Paula were talking about.
I must try and force my self to eat
breakfast, and that will be the hardest part for me. I have also applied
for a little part time job for a couple of months, that will mean I will have to
do a lot of walking, and I am going to sort out a regime so I get on my exercise
bike more than once a week! (We decorated the room it is in this week, so it is
a lot nicer to be in here now than before).
Anyway, don't beat yourself up. Try a
variation on the diet, that YOU feel comfy with, and that you will stick to -
that is what I am going to do, otherwise, within a week, I'll have given up, and
I really want this to work.
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