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Giving up candy in 2015

I was sleeved 9 months ago and have lost 100pds. All is well with my diet, except I have started late night snacking on candy. What turned into a once in a while occurrence has turned into a daily late night snack. I have gained 2 pounds this week alone. That's enough for me to get back in order.

I hearby declare I will not eat another piece of candy in 2015. I'm starting with this small goal and will take it from there.

There are some items of food that I can indulge on once and a blue with no problem. There are some items of food that once I start it soon becomes a habit and thus a problem.

Has anyone had to regive up food that they added to their diet post sleeve?

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  • @@Slimsoon1988 - I SHOULD, with potato chips (or pretzels, doritos, etc), because that is my "crack" :/

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