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Carb Addict For Donuts

Hello eveyone. So I have been doing good with everything I am 1 little over 1 month post op.. So at work today they bring in my favorite desert of all time Donuts...GRRRRRRRRR!!! I want one so bad but I dont think that would be good for me. So I went to the fridge at work and brought out a Fat Free Jello Pudding Cup. Have any of you all had these tempting times ?.if so how did you handle it. Trust I am fighting with all my will.

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Honestly if it was something I was "GRRR"ing over, I would've just pulled off a bite and had some donut. The tiny bit I would've eaten would not have mattered, and I wouldn't have been frustrated or felt deprived.

But I'm like that. I don't really agree with the notion of deprivation, just limitation, unless someone really just can't handle it (most people can).

To answer your question, no, I've not been tempted like that (yet). But again - if I had, I've had just taken a bite and enjoyed it and been stuffed. :)

Hello eveyone. So I have been doing good with everything I am 1 little over 1 month post op.. So at work today they bring in my favorite desert of all time Donuts...GRRRRRRRRR!!! I want one so bad but I dont think that would be good for me. So I went to the fridge at work and brought out a Fat Free Jello pudding Cup. Have any of you all had these tempting times ?.if so how did you handle it. Trust I am fighting with all my will.

  • 1 month later...

Made the Protein doughnuts recently. Pics and a short blog about it on my blog at http://gastricsleeve...-doughnuts.html

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