One month into my Weight Watchers program and I'm surviving.
I've had some ups and downs, but, I knew I would, so I was ready for them and I've managed to regroup the following day and eat what I should.
My biggest issue is that I feel like all I'm thinking about is food.
I'm planning what I'm eating for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I'm thinking about what to order the day before a planned dinner with friends. I'm always researching how many points a food is. Even if I'm simply offered a piece of candy, I'm checking how many points it is before I accept it. I feel even more obsessive over food now that I'm eating "right" than I ever was while eating what I wanted.
I assumed that as I was packing on the pounds, this is because of my unnatural obsession with food. How it tastes and feels on my tongue, not to mention how good it makes me feel emotionally.
I thought I was thinking about food all the time. Not even close to how much I'm thinking about food now.
Food, food everywhere.
I'm hoping that with practice, I won't have to keep looking up food point values.
I'm hoping that with practice, it won't feel like I'm spending so much time planning what to eat during the day.
I'm hoping that with practice, I master this and lose some serious weight, since it's obvious I can't do it on my own. I need all the help I can get. Thankfully, it feels like WW is providing that for me.
Tons of help at my fingertips.