I've finally got the moved done and then I had a HUUUGE fibro chronic
fatigue crash and I'm barely managing to keep my job, I'm that tired. I
come home and crash, almost no energy to cook. But the few days, maybe 2
weekends, I'm slowly since about 3 months feeling like I can do
actually a tiny bit more than just survive. I've made some healthy food
in bulk, and once I had enough stocked up to have a reasonable chance to
restart keto I did. I don't know how well it will go but before
starting keto in the last month I've given up diet soda (I already never
drank sugary soda).
It seems to help some with the cravings for carbs but I still crave diet
soda. i'm also not using splenda or aspartame or acesulfame K or
anything like that. I'm trying to limit the use of sweetener to only
stevia in liquid form, not the fake white powder, and to limit that at
least a bit. But there are things I need to have in my life, I can not
handle a life without sweets, so some artificial sweeteners will be
necessary.
I have started sharing my daily tracker, maybe that will help, some
accountability like when I go to weightwatchers weigh in, even though
I'm not using their plan, their points plan assumes you eat lots of
fruit cause it's free (too high glycemic and too many carbs) and
punishes fat in food when that's what I need to focus on. With no diet
soda and drinking a type of bullet proof coffee with coconut oil I hope I
can keep the crazy cravings a bit in check and if I can keep binges to
only emotional stuff, not biological cravings, maybe I"ll have a chance.
And I'm learning that still having the same weight of 10 years ago, even
though I've always been struggling and people normally gain is at least
something. And having been able to control my bloodsugars well enough
to at least not need insulin, only metformin, at least is also
something.
So, I keep restarting after every binge, after every fibro flare-up, and
some people say success is gained with as a start never giving up, so I
hope that's true :)
Written on Sat Nov 14, 2015
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