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weight loss journey ?

Just curious about what's been you guys hardest part of this weight loss journey

Mines have to be trying hard to avoid my addiction to Reese's cups and Coca-cola

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The hardest thing for me is that I never have that full, satisfied feeling that I used to get when eating. I never feel hungry but I also never feel full. I'm almost a month out.

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The hardest thing for me is that I never have that full' date=' satisfied feeling that I used to get when eating. I never feel hungry but I also never feel full. I'm almost a month out.[/quote']

Oh yeah I know that feeling that's what caused me to drift off to snacking

Nothing has been that hard.... I also love Resses PB cups :) but my addiction was diet pepsi lime, I would drink 6-7 of them a day. I don't drink coffee or tea so that was my pick-me-up. After surgery it was not hard and a few months after surgery I took a sip of it and it tasted like all chemicals !!! I also quit smoking at the same time, I still do crave a butt every now and then but I know I have to stay smoke free because I set some running goals for my self to run a 10 minute mile by the end of the year. I run a 12.5 minute mile now so if I started smoking again I would just go back to running a 15-16 minute mile.

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Nothing has been that hard.... I also love Resses PB cups :) but my addiction was diet pepsi lime' date=' I would drink 6-7 of them a day. I don't drink coffee or tea so that was my pick-me-up. After surgery it was not hard and a few months after surgery I took a sip of it and it tasted like all chemicals !!! I also quit smoking at the same time, I still do crave a butt every now and then but I know I have to stay smoke free because I set some running goals for my self to run a 10 minute mile by the end of the year. I run a 12.5 minute mile now so if I started smoking again I would just go back to running a 15-16 minute mile.[/quote']

Lol. That's very good keep up that good work thanks for sharing

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