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I have always loved food and have always maintained a healthy weight. Always had the attitude "eat what I want, but eat in moderation" well since becoming sober off a serious benzo addiction, the addict in me has shift towards food especially this past year. I have put on over 40 pounds. I will eat and eat and eat till I fall asleep and then find myself waking up in the middle of the night thinking about food and going for more. I have just recently realized this is an addiction. Sometimes ill eat so much I feel so sick, but will still eat more. It will be anything to healthy food to carbs, sugars....anything that's there.
I used to be a slim 5 ft even in shape girl and now the weight is really packing on and I have no desire really to stop but I'm def worried about becoming unhealthy. Cause I see this happening with the rate I'm going. There really isn't a trigger (that I haven't found yet atleast) that causes this. I think about food nonstop. And eat around the clock. I'm always curious as to what causes addictions to shift. |
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I don't have a professional answer for that........but addictions are coping skills. they offer us comfort, a way to escape the uncomfortable feelings we are having...allow us a way to focus on something that makes us feel better...so when we take away one addiction we often replace it with another addiction so we can continue to feel good.
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![]() BridgetDarling, H3rmit
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I'm really finding that happening with me, as all other sources of any pleasure are gone, this one is ascendent. I'm sad.
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