Oh.. I totally agree... I think it helps alot when you write down everything you eat.

 

My nutritionist told me to do this before.... she said to write EVERYTHING you eat down. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ok... I had

 

Breakfast - Whole wheat english muffin with honey

Lunch - Salad bread bowl ( a vegetable salad, inside a sourdough bread bowl ).... I only ate the "lid" of the bread, though, lol.  And a non-fat coffee flavored smoothie.

okay, i just had some celery with natural peanut butter in it.

i'm going to work out after work.

okay, last night i had a bowl of pasta with sundried tomaotes. the sauce was from garlic, olive oil, white wine and spices.

oh, and i had some m&m's

 

breakfast today: strawberry miniwheats and a bananna

 

snack: apple pie filling (i know i shouldn't have, but at least i threw away the crust.

 

lunch: southwestern corn soup and rye wheat thins

 

snack: apple and an orange.

 

i worked out with my trainer last night

i'll be going back tonight.

well, after our workout last night my husband was getting ill (cause he needed to eat) so instead of going home and cooking we stopped at wendys. we both ordered grilled chiken sammiches, but after we pulled up they said that it would be about six minutes for the grilled chicken and did we want to wait. since we was starving we decided to switch to spicy chicken.

so i ended up eating the fried one. only because i didn't realized he'd also ordered the grilled chicken at the time.

there went my hour long workout.

salad for lunch with some pretzels and two small italian pepper cookies.

I'm beginning to think it just doesn't matter anymore.  I think I'll be overweight forever.

 

I eat rather healthy.. sometimes have stuff I shouldn't.  I exercise pretty regularly.  But I think because of my thyroid disease, the pounds just won't come off.

awww breeze!!!

 

are you taking medication? do you have hypo?

Yea, have to take a pill a day for the rest of my life.  I used to have hyper... was very thin... I'm about 5'3 or so, and weighed 95 lbs.  Not that I want to get that thin again, ever.

 

But now I have hypo... I was diagnosed just before I got pregnant with Trey, about 12 years ago... so just becoming hypo, and then adding on the pounds from pregnancy.. it was a real shocker.

 

that blows.

i hope i never have a problem. my mom has been on a pill for about 30 years now.

 

she's only 62 and has osteoperosis from either taking that pill or just from the thyroid disease.