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Talk Me Down!

I'm baking Cookies for Santa with my kiddos and my mouth is watering. Literally. Cookies are my biggest weakness and I've done a good job of either staying away from them or keeping them out of the house.

Now there's about to be a whole sheet of warm, yummy soft cookies right in my face. I feel myself slipping for the 1st time since surgery.

HELP. CODE RED!

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  • I'm 10 weeks out today and I just feel like its too soon to indulge. I'm not the girl who can eat one cookie and be fine. I eat a whole ROW of double stuft Oreos or the whole package of Girl Scout Coo

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    I personally don't believe it's practical to never have another cookie, or bite of cake, or whatever sweet again. It's setting yourself up for failure, we need to learn moderation.

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You can do it! If you truly don't want the cookie, don't eat it. Try drinking as much water as you can so you are full and cant eat the cookie. Good luck! Merry Christmas!

I personally don't believe it's practical to never have another cookie, or bite of cake, or whatever sweet again. It's setting yourself up for failure, we need to learn moderation.

I personally don't believe it's practical to never have another cookie' date=' or bite of cake, or whatever sweet again. It's setting yourself up for failure, we need to learn moderation.[/quote']

I agree completely. But it does depend on how far iut you are also. I ate a few Cookies and a few bites of cheesecake. To me that was total victory. Before I would have eaten half the cake. But I am 4.5 months out. At one month out I wouldnt have been able to do that even.

I dunno. Maybe Santa can be on a diet next year ad eat fruit. *shrug*

As for this year and temptation, if sweets are your "thing", then I'd not eat it.

In AA they say "one is too many and 100 is never enough." (Right? Something like that. I never went to AA, but saw it in a movie, and my mom goes) anyway. I can rarely just eat one. It's a slippery slope.

I did the same thing tonight but I ate one. It made me so full but boy did it start some mean cravings!

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I'm 10 weeks out today and I just feel like its too soon to indulge. I'm not the girl who can eat one cookie and be fine. I eat a whole ROW of double stuft Oreos or the whole package of Girl Scout Cookies.

I'm also not resolute enough in my defeat of my food addiction. I DO feel like it'd be a slippery slope and I can't give myself permission at this point.

There will be a time in the future when I'll be able to have A cookie or A bite of cake, but I'm not there yet.

Thanks for your responses, everybody. Crisis averted. ;D

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