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The Thrill Is Gone

I just had my very first piece of chocolate cake (my former addiction) since being banded 3 months ago and I'm happy to say that it's not as good as I thought it was. I'm officially over it and find more pleasure in a single piece of Jolly Rancher or Worther's hard candy. Yay me!

I think it gave me a headache, I know I was feeling better than I do before I ate it.

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That has happened to me with a few foods. Great feeling to have them gone!!!

Good for you. I had a Chinese egg roll 2 weeks ago, don't need one again. Hot fudge, gone.

I was like that for awhile but then the band turned me into a damn sweets machine. The good thing is can't eat an entire pizza by myself anymore. The headache may have been from your blood sugar spike. That can be a nice natural deterrent for sweets. Keep up the good work!

LOL a Worther's candy is my treat once a week at my daughter's piano lesson they always have a bowl out. Congrats on kicking the habit =)

I got that sugar spike and it only took a few times and now I say, thanks but NO thanks..

The headache may have been from your blood sugar spike.

So that's why I'm possibly having this headache. We celebrated birthdays today and I ate a piece of bday cake. Now I wish I wouldn't have :(

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