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Bounced off the old wagon for a minute there...
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OK, confessions of a 9 week Post-Sleever:
1. I can eat more than I could a month ago.
2. Nothing to date has made me feel sick.
3. I'm so pleased with my progress to date, that I'm getting mentally lazy.
4. I record my food intake on MyFitnessPal most accurately on days when I am *perfect*.
5. I simply do NOT know what to do with myself when I go to the movies. No snacking??? Just watching the movie??? Ummm....
So this weekend, these 5 things all came together and almost shoved me right off that old wagon! My daughter and I went to see The Muppet Movie and she got a big old box of Whoppers. So, I decided I could "get away" with a few. After all, I've been so good, been making such progress, biked an hour on Saturday and nothing has bothered me (see excuse list above). So I had a few of those delicious malted, melt-in-your-mouth Snacks. And then a few more. And then just a few more. How many did I actually have? I don't know - it was dark and I was watching the movie!!
And then - my Sleeve worked!! I got hot, trapped in my own body, nauseous, dizzy, not sure what was happening, etc. We had to get up and leave the movie because I thought I was going to pass out. I drove us home, went to bed and climbed firmly back up on the wagon.
A moment like this is living proof that the surgery performed was on the body and not the mind and I have so far to go with getting the mind to function on the same wave length as the Sleeve.