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sthrnbllangl20
03-06-2006, 04:28 PM
I am new to weight watchers and have no support system. I am trying to find new friends going through the same thing for support. i could us some advice. I am an emotional eater and this does not seem to be working. Help!!!
Heather:help:

slowandeazy
03-06-2006, 04:38 PM
Hey,

Always willing to lend an ear to listen or just a little pep talk when needed!:)

Pattybee
03-06-2006, 05:23 PM
Hi,

I haven't checked in since Christmas time. I've been struggling the last several weeks. Up and Down 2 or three pounds every week. I'm an emotional eater too. I haven't figured out why I get these overwhelming needs to eat everything in sight. I'm tired of making excuses for myself. Does any of this sound familiar?

:confused:

youngfrankenstein
03-06-2006, 06:15 PM
This is the place for you. Ask any questions you like and read the Training Manual. It is years of collective wisdom. We've all been where you are and we know this can be done. We're not superheros!

Stick around!

sthrnbllangl20
03-07-2006, 12:14 AM
Thanks Guys :jump_jack

CW
03-07-2006, 06:46 AM
The best message for WW meetings and here at BCB...You are not alone.

Welcome.:wave:
CW

Pattybee
03-07-2006, 08:19 PM
Today has been another struggle. I was doing great until 5:00. I was still at work and made BAD choices. I will not quit. My meeting is tomorrow night.
Thanks

goneastray
03-08-2006, 05:08 AM
I sometimes have issues with emotional eating. right after the holidays we have been going through a very stressful time with a daughter's exboyfriend stalking and harrassing the entire family. I would get home from work and just want to shovel junk into my mouth to give me something to do.

I ended up getting out my knitting needles and yarn, long story short, I am still stressed, we are actually going to court today on it, but I have knit: 3 pairs of slippers, 3 hats, and 2 scarves for the grandkids, now if I could just figure out how to knit mittens to match..

For me the only release for emotional eating except eating is to find something to occupy my hands and my thoughts.

cominback
10-17-2006, 06:35 PM
Hey I just started too and I am a huge emotional eater I eat for all of the emotions happy sad mad you name it I have something that tastes good for all of them. So just wanted to tell you that you aren't alone and if you ever want to talk I'll listen and share.

npursuitofme
11-03-2006, 04:52 AM
:help: I'm new to BCB also. Yesterday I desided to look for a ww meeting place and I and going to a meeting at 9am today, again. I attended meetings just a couple of years ago, and I reached goal, then I tought I could do it on my own, and in 10 months I have gained 18 pounds of the 50 I lost back. I know ww works, but I have also learned I have to have a support system, and I believe BCB can be apart of that system. Hang in there and stay connected is what I have learned.

Happy4Life
11-07-2006, 11:35 AM
I am also new to BCB--I've decided that I need a good support system because I am an emotional eater too. It has been a stressful year with several deaths in my family and my weight is now representative of that stress. I really need help. What do I do when I know what the problem is, but cannot break the habit completely? Does this problem ever become resolved???

just for me
07-28-2007, 02:55 PM
By do I understand about emotional eating. I started yesterday making good choices instead of bad chioces. Right now my life is very stressful. Usually I would have eaten entire whole pizza just to deal with everything. Then had to deal with all that guilt. I decided not to that. I have 5 beautiful teenager daughters and I found this site and see people who know how I feel. That is just comforting to know. So I just wanted to say hey I am here and you are definetly not alone. The training manual is wonderful and just reading everyone posting and asking questions is just great.

Medb48
07-29-2007, 12:59 PM
:bcb_bravo

What a great choice! You are not only doing this for you but for the beautiful daughters who will have such a great role model. :salut

kygrl
07-29-2007, 01:59 PM
:welcome: I`m kinda new too, still searching the boards reading,learning,getting to know all these wonderful people. When I get the urge to screw up everything I have worked hard for these last two weeks,I log on to BCB and I read the tales of others who have felt the same way, they inspire me and somehow I forget all about my urges. You can do this,just believe in yourself.:strong:

Georgia78
08-04-2007, 11:43 AM
I can totally relate to everything that everyone has said. I'm such an emotional eater. I try to talk myself out of eating because I know that I'm not hungry and then 20 mins later i watch myself pull food out of the fridge. It doesn't help that I don't get home until very late either. I fell like I'm watching a stranger outside of myself. And then I'm like "wow, I had healthier stuff that I could have eaten", but of course I went for the carbs! I heard that excercising helps, does that work for anyone?

kygrl
08-04-2007, 01:19 PM
Since walking on my treadmill, I have learned that it takes me about a minute to burn one stinking little calorie. So when I go through the kitchen and I see that piece of cake that has a million calories in it,can I pass it up?? You betcha!!!!:bcb_LOL:

Erica20
03-29-2008, 02:39 PM
You do have a Support System you've found this Website and we're going to support you and reply to you and give you some Motivation and Encouragement...

CW
03-29-2008, 05:04 PM
The original poster has not logged on since March of '06.
Her message, and cry for help, is one that many share but, sadly she has not returned.

CW

Erica20
03-29-2008, 06:10 PM
She has not been back since March of 06 wow thats a long time and its March again of 08. Well I sure hope she's doing alright and I hope she'd return soon