I didn't want to talk about this but I'm not seeing a way around explaining the extra weight.
I quit smoking about eight months ago.
Yes, I know. There is no reason that a grown woman with children should have been smoking cigarettes in the first place. I quit a long time ago before the twins were born. Then one thing led to another and I found myself sneaking smokes in my garage when the kids were napping.
Anyway, that is not the point. The point is that I quit.
That was the good news.
The bad news is that quitting smoking wrecks havoc on a diet.
So I am fatter than I was last year at BlogHer time and I HATE that.
Can anyone recommend a good detox or cleanse of some sort? I need a kick start.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
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3 comments:
Having my gallbladder removed worked pretty well for me this week. 7 lbs down and counting. Of course I can't walk upright. What? You didn't mean major abdominal surgery did you? Afraid I can't help then. Sigh.
Actually, I'm very impressed that you quit smoking. That's far more important than a few pounds.
Congratulations on quitting smoking! My mom says quitting was the hardest thing she's ever done. Harder than childbirth. So- I'm with Annette- good job quitting!
This is hardly an official cleanse, but when I need a kick start, I try to eat only fruits and veggies and water for 2 or 3 days. Nothing else. I buy up a wide variety of fruit and veggie stuff (no potatoes or onions or other starchy things), and see if I can make it three days eating as much as I want, but only fruits and veggies. It usually works.
I smoked for many years and although I quit while pregnant I was soon smoking again so I know how hard it can be to quit. So good for you! But I don't have an answer to your question- just wanted to say to not go too hard on yourself.
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