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Default Nov 11, 2018 at 12:46 PM
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Thank goodness my scale went back down. I'm really hungry right now but I'm intermittent fasting for at least 2 hours more.
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I hope today goes better for you. I can't remember, do you see a therapist or not?
Hi! Thanks for your reply. I see a therapist but I'm not sure it's working, it's partly my fault, though, I have such a tought time with apathy that I struggle with following suggestions. I need a change of pace.
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I'm frustrated, I'm disgusted with my body, I feel like I would be happier if I lost the weight I gained the past couple months, but I'm actually happy now with my life aside from the disgusted feeling. Idk, it's confusing sometimes.

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Hi everybody. Yesterday I ate like crazy: sandwiches, croissants, biscuits, the works. I'm battling both overeating and smoking so at times I feel hopeless and a total slave to these addictions. I also need to drink more water, I used to drink lots of it every day, then at some point it just became boring. Crazy, I know. I will try to do my best today.
Welcome. I got into some overeating the other night. I, too, am battling smoking now. I got some nicotine lozenges from the dr. They help.

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Welcome. I got into some overeating the other night. I, too, am battling smoking now. I got some nicotine lozenges from the dr. They help.
Thank you. I have never tried lozenges nor any other remedy so I think that I'll have to do it cold turkey once again. Was there something that triggered your overeating episode? If it's ok for me to ask, of course.
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Ran a lot today on autopilot, a bit less than yesterday but skipped breakfast. Got groceries and prescriptions, prepped the raw veggies we snack on or that I toss with lettuce for a salad.

Was going, going, going all morning. Ate lunch and watched a show recorded on the DVR.

Tired now, but I need to pick my daughter up from school soon. Wind is blowing hard out there and skies are cloudy and gray; it is going to be no fun waiting for the walkers.

I hate the cold.

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Thank you. I have never tried lozenges nor any other remedy so I think that I'll have to do it cold turkey once again. Was there something that triggered your overeating episode? If it's ok for me to ask, of course.
I was frustrated with my living situation. It's going to change soon but not soon enough for me. I have problematic neighbors and they will be moving this month, thank God. Thanks for your concern.

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Just ate a delicious & nutritious lunch! Had 1 small piece frosted cake, too!Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2 Went out and jump-roped hard. It was a good workout for now Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2 Food Is Fuel Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2
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Ran a lot today on autopilot, a bit less than yesterday but skipped breakfast. Got groceries and prescriptions, prepped the raw veggies we snack on or that I toss with lettuce for a salad.

Was going, going, going all morning. Ate lunch and watched a show recorded on the DVR.

Tired now, but I need to pick my daughter up from school soon. Wind is blowing hard out there and skies are cloudy and gray; it is going to be no fun waiting for the walkers.

I hate the cold.
I got all my raw veggies I love at store yesterday. Broccoli is my favorite now, cuz it's softer. I wish I could run as hard as u do..Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2 I do one HIIT run now. I used to attempt 2. But added jumprope. Does running make u super hungry sometimes?
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I got all my raw veggies I love at store yesterday. Broccoli is my favorite now, cuz it's softer. I wish I could run as hard as u do..Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2Daily Check In Thread for those with an eating disorder of any kind #2 I do one HIIT run now. I used to attempt 2. But added jumprope. Does running make u super hungry sometimes?
Strangely no. Many days I run and either forget to eat breakfast or don't think about it until around 11 AM, then I'm like, "It's almost lunchtime, why bother?" Though I always do have a few cups of coffee in the morning. The rest of the day, I'm fine, hungry, but normal type hungry.

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I try to eat good food, and not a lot of junk. I guess my thing is I don't eat much. My H has always commented on my weight when I gain as much as 5 pounds. So for the last almost 27 years I have been critical about gaining any weight, and if anything I try to loose.I have a bad habit of eating like a bird, and almost never eat breakfast.
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Stay strong. I know what you mean about ED issues causes a lot of dental expense. OMG, I have had to have so many crowns from teeth breaking off. In my case, because of the lack of nutrients from the ED, I started clenching my teeth super hard at night and grinding them. Even when recovered (not engaged in ED behavior), I can't stop it; it's a permanent habit now. I finally got a dental nightguard around 9 months ago and finally can sleep most nights without removing it in my sleep. I hope it helps.

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I try to eat good food, and not a lot of junk. I guess my thing is I don't eat much. My H has always commented on my weight when I gain as much as 5 pounds. So for the last almost 27 years I have been critical about gaining any weight, and if anything I try to loose.I have a bad habit of eating like a bird, and almost never eat breakfast.
That's a horrible thing for your H to say. Have you told him it bothers you and the ED thoughts? He does not sound supportive at all; in fact, I'd say he sounds very unsupportive.

I don't want to end up living with this 27 years. I suppose I already have 21 years.

Luckily, I do have a supportive H. He starts nagging me a lot if he thinks I look too frail or that I am beyond too thin. I have a small frame, so gaining or losing 5 lb. goes a long way with me - from looking healthy to malnourished.

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I'm working on DBT skills. I just need to keep at it. I feel really good when I distract myself with reading or drawing, also Netflix is helpful! It's the initial anxiety and discomfort that really gets me whether it's a craving for binge food or urges to purge, the biggest part is getting through that. The problem is I always immediately act on my feelings. When I'm able to distract myself for long enough, the feelings fade so I'm trying to do that more

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Had chocolate cupcake this morning as part of a meal. I have to have something sweet once in awhile besides the darn berries. I get tired of being so limited in what I eat at times. Not going to beat myself up about it.

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Had chocolate cupcake this morning as part of a meal. I have to have something sweet once in awhile besides the darn berries. I get tired of being so limited in what I eat at times. Not going to beat myself up about it.
Glad you're not going to beat yourself up about it! Definitely nothing wrong with having a treat now and then

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Going as low calorie as possible, today.
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Had chocolate cupcake this morning as part of a meal. I have to have something sweet once in awhile besides the darn berries. I get tired of being so limited in what I eat at times. Not going to beat myself up about it.
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