I have done really well, so far, until yesterday. My Grandson is home from college for semester break, for the holidays. I have worried about this for a while. I have kept some snacks in the house for him but I have started grazing. Before this I wouldn't have anything in the house so I would not get tempted. I just don't know how to get back on track. I haven't really blown everything. I don't think I have gained any weight, but this is how I always failed before, and I don't want to lose all I have worked so hard to get.

Can anyone give my some advice, or encouragement? Also, yesterday was my daughter's birthday and I baked the cake here. It wasn't that bad, I ate a small piece of cake. but stopped at that. It may be what set me off though.

Thanks for ANY help.

jazie

Thank you so much for the quick reply. I will print it and post on the fridge.

Jazie

I know we like to make our grandchildren happy, I have 3 young ones from my stepdaughter, but if you can't resist the snacks, then don't keep them in the house. That is how I survive. When I do bake for them, I will eat one small piece or serving of whatever it is and send the rest home with them when they go. I know my limitations, and saying no to foods I love and crave is pushing it.

Thanks, actually, my Grandson is in your town. He is going to law school and only comes home after semester is over. He is a health nut so it is only in my mind that I have to have junk here. After today only healthy things in this house. Even after Christmas, everyone will get a doggie bag.

Thanks for the support, I really appreciate it, and so far today, all is well.

jazie

I'm raising my granddaughter and there is always some snack food its her's not mine so far I have done great. DB has a sweet tooth so he always has something here it his not mine and so I have not been tempted to eat any of, why have choclate when you can have pudding or Jello.:tounge_smile:

Merry Christmas Everyone

Carol

Edited December 21, 200817 yr by Justmeuknow