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Head hunger - will it ever go away?

I am struggling with craving ANY and EVERY thing under the sun. I swear people's heads are starting to look like big hot dogs. ummmm - I want on from the grill right now! :(

And the pen that I am writing with is starting to look like a twizzler. I crave salty and sweet - all day! food is all I think about. I am sick of obsessing over what to eat next and what NOT to eat. Everywhere I look, there's food. The smells...

How do you deal with it? I don't want to hear, walk, or work-out, etc...nothing works!!!!!!

Will I be in Head Hunger Hell for the rest of my life?:cursing:

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Hi Healther: I am prebanded and had a quick question for you about the terrible carb demon that I know as too well also. Do you find that now being banded tho that you are better able to resist the urge to not overeat the carbs and isn't it impossible to overeat at least like before being banded. Does your brain get the signal quicker before you've eaten enough carbs to cause the insulin trigger? It's confusing to someone who's not banded yet.

Also I noticed that your BMI is below 40 were you able to get insurance to cover you?

thanks heather

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