What's wrong about this is that with some other addictions, you stop cold turkey in detox. Not that that's at all fun and games. Seriously. That's really crappy hard.
But in a really, really selfish way, I feel like there's some emotional validation to me comparing what I'm going through with Weight Watchers to someone handing an alcoholic a big bottle of vodka and telling her she can only have one shot.
I know this will get better. In two weeks, I will still be annoyed that I have the problem, but I'll have learned to live with it. I did it before, and it was all good until I fell off the wagon.
But right now, it's really frustrating.
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I find it so much harder having the kid food in the house. I otherwise would not have a regular supply of nutrigrain bars, animal crackers, goldfish, or whatever. On the plus side, I discovered he likes radishes this week.
Sometimes I would force my self to count out servings and individually package them as soon as I bought the snack, that can make it a little easier but it still sucks!! Sometimes maybe you just feel like eating an even 20 animal cookies! :) I have discovered 100 calorie packs for some low sugar snacks, I haven't looked into their points info but they might work for you.
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