Sass
Silver Member
Hi Leorose, your right the diet can be very isolating if you don't feel strong enough to be around food, I was like that last time on CD but i intend to be able to live a semi normal life this time round. I don't intend to stop going to the cinema or even watching films at home with OH. I want to beat the need to eat at times when its always been the norm. The person that has shown me that life really doesn't need to change that much when on CD is my little sister who has been on the diet for about 5 weeks now and she still goes for meals with the family or friends and she just happily drinks her water and enjoys her night out, this is okay as long as the restaurant is fine with it of course. I know its easier said than done but if like me you could be on this for a good part of this year it will be a good idea to try and find a way of being able to join in some social events.
Cherry, get rid of those sausages. My poor dogs are going to be as fat as a house soon. I don't normally give them our food but when the kids don't want it and i want to get rid of it but not bin it the dogs seem to be getting it. Today they have had the left over stew that the kids wouldn't have for lunch just because i would have been tempted if it sat there much longer. Stick with it and before you no it tomorrow will be here hun xxx
Cherry, get rid of those sausages. My poor dogs are going to be as fat as a house soon. I don't normally give them our food but when the kids don't want it and i want to get rid of it but not bin it the dogs seem to be getting it. Today they have had the left over stew that the kids wouldn't have for lunch just because i would have been tempted if it sat there much longer. Stick with it and before you no it tomorrow will be here hun xxx