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I seem to be getting a good grip on honoring my hunger and stopping when full

and especially and most importantly - savoring and really enjoying my food! -

DURING THE DAYTIME!

But at night, right after work, I get home and turn into Mr. Hyde!!!

I know that this behavior is engrained in me because I can remember as a

teenager (I am now 45) coming home from school and raiding the fridge. I also

know that this time of day is a " transition " time of day for me. I'm also

learning that there are certain judgements " shoulds " regarding family

obligations I put on myself at this time that I am currently addressing.

I guess the most important thing to ask myself - Am I truly hungry? Am I

ravenously hungry? Am I tired? Do I need to just chill out? And why do I not

have this behavior on weekends?

When I do turn into Mr. Hyde, I overeat and then fall asleep. So, what is it

that I seem to be doing? Am I really tired and need " permission " to fall asleep

and use food as the excuse? Why cant I just take a cat nap? Am I avoiding

boredom?

My dietician has said that she thinks I eat too little during the day and then

set myself up later for eating more. I do usually eat a substantial snack

around 4:00 so when I leave work, I cannot say that I'm physically hungry.

During the day I eat until I'm full and satisfied.

I wonder if I just ALLOW myself to eat a larger amount without instantly

equating the behavior to " out of control " perhaps I might not need to eat so

much???

I appreciate being able to post stuff like this to you guys.

Hope you have a good weekend!

Deb

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