UltraAmbiguousID's Journal, 26 Jan 16

Ate at Applebee's today at a friend's request. Ordered a side salad with a burger. Received fries with my burger. Debated sending them back, but the initial wait was unnecessarily long and I was under a time constraint. After eating the fries and burger - I feel really gross, greasy, salty, and sick. Also, my lips are puffy and itchy.

I almost wish I could make myself throw up, but I don't want to hurt myself and that could be the first step down a dangerous path.

I can't eat my daily apple as now my calorie count is too high. All I can do is keep hydrating and hoping tomorrow is better.

On the plus side, I went to a gym. This is my first time ever! I nerved myself, saying it didn't matter what condition my body was in or how frazzled I looked from work. Did twenty minutes on a bicycle. Thought I was gonna have a heart attack, but it turned out just to be my heart beating a little faster!!

The people at the gym were friendly and helpful. I didn't feel intimidated and I definitely will go back to the gym again. Yeah, me!

View Diet Calendar, 26 January 2016:
1864 kcal Fat: 82.28g | Prot: 71.54g | Carbs: 211.42g.   Breakfast: Cap'N Crunch, Milk (2% Lowfat with Added Vitamin A). Lunch: Campbell's Chunky Classic Chicken Noodle Soup, Saltine Crackers. Dinner: Applebee's Hamburger, Applebee's French Fries. more...

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Good luck!! 
26 Jan 16 by member: Shanabo
we all have that kind of day. sleep it off and have a better one tomorrow :D  
26 Jan 16 by member: 8hunter6
You handled one bad decision with two good ones. Hydrating and moving your body. I think that's a win. I don't think it should be about "never eating ____ again but about learning that we need to use what we eat as fuel. Eat more move more. 
26 Jan 16 by member: christinekennedy
I think eating that stuff and finding that it no longer satisfies you but instead makes you feel rotten is what makes it easier to avoid it the next time. That seems like part of the process of shifting your appetites over time, which is a good thing! 
27 Jan 16 by member: kpwcalories

     
 

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