These things happen and it probably won't be the last time (that's not a pass to have another bash though ). Draw a line under it, it's happened and now you can continue.
Some things that I do (or do when I'm doing things right) ...
Don't let anything pass your lips until you have made a note of the calories and you've subtracted that from your daily total and you can see how many that leaves you with for the day
Drink lots of water and keep drinking
As part of this evening's planning, why not log your menu in the Daily Diary, you may be surprised at how much easier it is to stick to things when you've said them out aloud
How about changing your profile name to something more positive. Even simple things like this can help change our mindset and attitude.
There's always more things we can do but try changing a few things at a time and making them stick.
The good thing is that you have written this post and that will help you keep positive. Just remember that you have not ruined anything in a couple of days if you stop now. Draw a line as Tiggerr says and go back to basics. Someone suggested writing all the reasons we want to lose weight down and keep referring to them regularly, which is such a good idea. I find making a big pan of veggie soup really helps to satisfy those times we feel munchy.
We all have those "moments..." Beckseatstoomuch you'll see that not just me but quite a few others have had some major mishaps this week - well I certainly have to put my hand up for a major blip today! so very best of luck to you and hope all goes well for the next week!
It's all part of the rollercoaster that is known as losing weight. I'm almost at the end of week nine and no dramas as of yet. Having said that I am under no illusions that things are going to stay that way. Past experience shows that I will come a cropper a good few times on my journey and I am wary of that and ready for it.
My tips would be, remember that you are human and you have done nothing that we all haven't done at sometime and will do again. Never feel guilty about anything you put in your mouth that you feel you shouldn't have. Enjoy it and move on. It has taken me 35 years to realise that just because I ate a share size bag of crisps that doesn't mean I've ruined everything for that week so may as well pack as much rubbish as I can before I restart again the following Monday. I realise now that excuse was nothing more than a cop out.
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