Re: Angry with myself for eating sugar

: Hi everyone,
: I'm loving the forum and reading all
: your posts and replies :h6)
: Over the past 10 years I've tried
: everything to lose weight and give
: up sugar. My granddad was an
: alcoholic and looking back I think
: my dad was sugar sensitive.
: Nothing has worked for me. I used
: to be a very heavy drinker, with
: some other addictions including
: using work and exercise to
: distract me from all the pain in
: my life. 12 years ago I fell apart
: and have been on a journey of
: recovery in many ways. I've
: stopped drinking and bought every
: book going on quitting sugar.
: Nothing has worked. The consultant
: at hospital has also said I should
: lose weight.
: I often feel very angry with myself
: that I am eating a lot of sugar
: when I know it is detrimental to
: me in so many ways. I haven't been
: able to stop. My brother iin law
: gave it up a few years ago and has
: virtually never eaten in since. I
: feel a real failure at family
: events scoffing cake while he just
: sits there.
: Potatoes not Prozac and this forum
: have given me some hope. I'm
: working steps 2 and 3 and feel
: positive that I can make some
: changes for the first time in
: ages. It's good to be here, thanks
: for reading.
: Rosie.

Hi Rosie,

I am glad you are here. I wouldn't waste your time being angry :h11)
The definition of addiction is *continued use despite adverse consequence* so I
think you fit right in :h2)
You dont working on stopping it until stpe 6. Are you on the step 3 list. Are you learning how to do
step 3? Do you have the chart of the nano steps for step 3.
Let's get concrete :h12)

Kathleen