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Hi, all:

Things here have been busier than usual in my life, and we've been

traveling for the past two weekends (Pittsburgh over Labor Day,

Lexington this past weekend). I'm kind of a homebody in the sense

that I NEED downtime at home in order to recharge.

Well, on Friday, I just wanted to chuck it all. I got so sick of not

being able to eat whatever I wanted (and in LARGE quantities). I have

been religiously on program since February 1, and I don't feel I'm

the type of person who can go off program one day and hop back on the

next without any problems. I treat WW like a 12-step program--one day

at a time and I must absolutely adhere to it for that day.

I didn't give in to my frustrations, but I came way too close to the

line for my comfort. I made the smart decision for dinner at the

Italian restaurant we chose--linguine with red clam sauce, and I

scooped out at least a cup of the linguine so I wouldn't eat the

entire portion they gave me. Then I went to back to the hotel and

woke up the next morning feeling better able to tackle my day.

I stayed on program the whole weekend, and we have no plans to travel

until Thanksgiving. I feel motivated and fine right now, but I'm

still scared about my near fall off program. Can anyone give me

advice on how they recharge when they feel themselves losing their

grip on the program?

Thanks,

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