1 year
It's enough
God, I didn't think my food addiction was that big.
I have a lot of anxiety and I can't wait to eat delicious things.
My husband is inflexible about my diet, but I already cheated, I have my nurse and my niece.
Yesterday I asked my nurse to let me have a hamburger and then a chocolate cake. Today I asked my niece to bring me fried chicken with potatoes and 5 bars of chocolate.
The problem is that my husband doesn't know this and if he finds out my nurse could have problems.
The truth is I'm starving and I have a serious anxiety problem. My nurse didn't do things voluntarily, I basically ordered her to do them.
I broke my diet but it was necessary to calm down a little.
I have a lot of anxiety and I can't wait to eat delicious things.
My husband is inflexible about my diet, but I already cheated, I have my nurse and my niece.
Yesterday I asked my nurse to let me have a hamburger and then a chocolate cake. Today I asked my niece to bring me fried chicken with potatoes and 5 bars of chocolate.
The problem is that my husband doesn't know this and if he finds out my nurse could have problems.
The truth is I'm starving and I have a serious anxiety problem. My nurse didn't do things voluntarily, I basically ordered her to do them.
I broke my diet but it was necessary to calm down a little.
1 year
It's enough
Romy:
God, I didn't think my food addiction was that big.
I have a lot of anxiety and I can't wait to eat delicious things.
My husband is inflexible about my diet, but I already cheated, I have my nurse and my niece.
Yesterday I asked my nurse to let me have a hamburger and then a chocolate cake. Today I asked my niece to bring me fried chicken with potatoes and 5 bars of chocolate.
The problem is that my husband doesn't know this and if he finds out my nurse could have problems.
The truth is I'm starving and I have a serious anxiety problem. My nurse didn't do things voluntarily, I basically ordered her to do them.
I broke my diet but it was necessary to calm down a little.
God, I didn't think my food addiction was that big.
I have a lot of anxiety and I can't wait to eat delicious things.
My husband is inflexible about my diet, but I already cheated, I have my nurse and my niece.
Yesterday I asked my nurse to let me have a hamburger and then a chocolate cake. Today I asked my niece to bring me fried chicken with potatoes and 5 bars of chocolate.
The problem is that my husband doesn't know this and if he finds out my nurse could have problems.
The truth is I'm starving and I have a serious anxiety problem. My nurse didn't do things voluntarily, I basically ordered her to do them.
I broke my diet but it was necessary to calm down a little.
The struggle is real. I don't think anyone here will think less of you for being weak. But overcoming food addictions is more than just willpower.
I can't force you to be honest with your husband about your struggles, but we both know you need to be honest with him.
Do you have any additional support besides your husband? Are you familiar with the resources in your area?
I don't know what country you are in, but there are helplines, support groups, one-on-one help from experts, etc. I'd look into it.
1 year
It's enough
Romy:
God, I didn't think my food addiction was that big.
I have a lot of anxiety and I can't wait to eat delicious things.
My husband is inflexible about my diet, but I already cheated, I have my nurse and my niece.
Yesterday I asked my nurse to let me have a hamburger and then a chocolate cake. Today I asked my niece to bring me fried chicken with potatoes and 5 bars of chocolate.
The problem is that my husband doesn't know this and if he finds out my nurse could have problems.
The truth is I'm starving and I have a serious anxiety problem. My nurse didn't do things voluntarily, I basically ordered her to do them.
I broke my diet but it was necessary to calm down a little.
Munchies:
The struggle is real. I don't think anyone here will think less of you for being weak. But overcoming food addictions is more than just willpower.
I can't force you to be honest with your husband about your struggles, but we both know you need to be honest with him.
Do you have any additional support besides your husband? Are you familiar with the resources in your area?
I don't know what country you are in, but there are helplines, support groups, one-on-one help from experts, etc. I'd look into it.
God, I didn't think my food addiction was that big.
I have a lot of anxiety and I can't wait to eat delicious things.
My husband is inflexible about my diet, but I already cheated, I have my nurse and my niece.
Yesterday I asked my nurse to let me have a hamburger and then a chocolate cake. Today I asked my niece to bring me fried chicken with potatoes and 5 bars of chocolate.
The problem is that my husband doesn't know this and if he finds out my nurse could have problems.
The truth is I'm starving and I have a serious anxiety problem. My nurse didn't do things voluntarily, I basically ordered her to do them.
I broke my diet but it was necessary to calm down a little.
Munchies:
The struggle is real. I don't think anyone here will think less of you for being weak. But overcoming food addictions is more than just willpower.
I can't force you to be honest with your husband about your struggles, but we both know you need to be honest with him.
Do you have any additional support besides your husband? Are you familiar with the resources in your area?
I don't know what country you are in, but there are helplines, support groups, one-on-one help from experts, etc. I'd look into it.
I am undergoing treatment and they even gave me medication to control anxiety and I also resumed physical therapy. Eating secretly is difficult in bed, but when I can eat something delicious I do it.
My niece is going to bring me 2 triple hamburgers this afternoon.
I know I shouldn't eat those things but how do I resist the temptation? Anyway, I'm eating less than before and I'm going to lose some weight.
1 year
It's enough
Romy:
God, I didn't think my food addiction was that big.
I have a lot of anxiety and I can't wait to eat delicious things.
My husband is inflexible about my diet, but I already cheated, I have my nurse and my niece.
Yesterday I asked my nurse to let me have a hamburger and then a chocolate cake. Today I asked my niece to bring me fried chicken with potatoes and 5 bars of chocolate.
The problem is that my husband doesn't know this and if he finds out my nurse could have problems.
The truth is I'm starving and I have a serious anxiety problem. My nurse didn't do things voluntarily, I basically ordered her to do them.
I broke my diet but it was necessary to calm down a little.
Munchies:
The struggle is real. I don't think anyone here will think less of you for being weak. But overcoming food addictions is more than just willpower.
I can't force you to be honest with your husband about your struggles, but we both know you need to be honest with him.
Do you have any additional support besides your husband? Are you familiar with the resources in your area?
I don't know what country you are in, but there are helplines, support groups, one-on-one help from experts, etc. I'd look into it.
Romy:
I am undergoing treatment and they even gave me medication to control anxiety and I also resumed physical therapy. Eating secretly is difficult in bed, but when I can eat something delicious I do it.
My niece is going to bring me 2 triple hamburgers this afternoon.
I know I shouldn't eat those things but how do I resist the temptation? Anyway, I'm eating less than before and I'm going to lose some weight.
God, I didn't think my food addiction was that big.
I have a lot of anxiety and I can't wait to eat delicious things.
My husband is inflexible about my diet, but I already cheated, I have my nurse and my niece.
Yesterday I asked my nurse to let me have a hamburger and then a chocolate cake. Today I asked my niece to bring me fried chicken with potatoes and 5 bars of chocolate.
The problem is that my husband doesn't know this and if he finds out my nurse could have problems.
The truth is I'm starving and I have a serious anxiety problem. My nurse didn't do things voluntarily, I basically ordered her to do them.
I broke my diet but it was necessary to calm down a little.
Munchies:
The struggle is real. I don't think anyone here will think less of you for being weak. But overcoming food addictions is more than just willpower.
I can't force you to be honest with your husband about your struggles, but we both know you need to be honest with him.
Do you have any additional support besides your husband? Are you familiar with the resources in your area?
I don't know what country you are in, but there are helplines, support groups, one-on-one help from experts, etc. I'd look into it.
Romy:
I am undergoing treatment and they even gave me medication to control anxiety and I also resumed physical therapy. Eating secretly is difficult in bed, but when I can eat something delicious I do it.
My niece is going to bring me 2 triple hamburgers this afternoon.
I know I shouldn't eat those things but how do I resist the temptation? Anyway, I'm eating less than before and I'm going to lose some weight.
Okay, love. Just don't sabatoge yourself. And don't put your niece in a situation she doesn't need to be in - like thinking it's her fault when something happens or your husband inevitably finds out.
Because he will.
I am not shaming you for your addictions, but we both know your niece deserves better.
1 year
It's enough
My diet is a total failure. I binge eat secretly from my husband and ultimately he knows it because the scale doesn't lie.
My nurse was condemned to fight with me because I didn't give me food and with my husband for providing it.
My husband is tired of dealing with me and decided to leave everything in my hands.
When I want to eat no one tells me anything. Now the diet is in my hands.
This is a disaster. I start crying while binge eating, but I can't stop ordering fast food and swallowing like a pig.
My physical therapist came to my house and I was eating hamburgers. The look on that guy's face was atrocious and I imagine he only thought "I get paid to do my job and keep my schedule."
I feel like no one helps me and they left me alone to my own devices, but I don't make the slightest effort either and I can't help it either, because the desire to eat is so strong that I end up eating everything on my table.
My nurse was condemned to fight with me because I didn't give me food and with my husband for providing it.
My husband is tired of dealing with me and decided to leave everything in my hands.
When I want to eat no one tells me anything. Now the diet is in my hands.
This is a disaster. I start crying while binge eating, but I can't stop ordering fast food and swallowing like a pig.
My physical therapist came to my house and I was eating hamburgers. The look on that guy's face was atrocious and I imagine he only thought "I get paid to do my job and keep my schedule."
I feel like no one helps me and they left me alone to my own devices, but I don't make the slightest effort either and I can't help it either, because the desire to eat is so strong that I end up eating everything on my table.
1 year
It's enough
Make choices you can stick to and want to stick to. Accept the consequences of your decision. Make it your decision rather than feel like you have no control.
So either you decide to do what you need to do to stop your weight gain and slowly get fitter OR you decide that you love eating more than anything else and you've accepted that the price is compromised health and a shorter life.
People make life and death choices every day, like the man who chooses to become a soldier. That comes with some honour, at least until he gets shot and injured, then he's just a burden on the state and becomes homeless. Harsh but if you talk to a former soldier you'll know that's what happens to many of them.
Your dangerous choice is no where near as bad as the consequences of some people's choices.
So rather than fight what you clearly want, decide that it's what you want and you're adult about the consequences.
I hope that helps you figure this out.
So either you decide to do what you need to do to stop your weight gain and slowly get fitter OR you decide that you love eating more than anything else and you've accepted that the price is compromised health and a shorter life.
People make life and death choices every day, like the man who chooses to become a soldier. That comes with some honour, at least until he gets shot and injured, then he's just a burden on the state and becomes homeless. Harsh but if you talk to a former soldier you'll know that's what happens to many of them.
Your dangerous choice is no where near as bad as the consequences of some people's choices.
So rather than fight what you clearly want, decide that it's what you want and you're adult about the consequences.
I hope that helps you figure this out.
1 year
It's enough
Romy:
My diet is a total failure. I binge eat secretly from my husband and ultimately he knows it because the scale doesn't lie.
My nurse was condemned to fight with me because I didn't give me food and with my husband for providing it.
My husband is tired of dealing with me and decided to leave everything in my hands.
When I want to eat no one tells me anything. Now the diet is in my hands.
This is a disaster. I start crying while binge eating, but I can't stop ordering fast food and swallowing like a pig.
My physical therapist came to my house and I was eating hamburgers. The look on that guy's face was atrocious and I imagine he only thought "I get paid to do my job and keep my schedule."
I feel like no one helps me and they left me alone to my own devices, but I don't make the slightest effort either and I can't help it either, because the desire to eat is so strong that I end up eating everything on my table.
My diet is a total failure. I binge eat secretly from my husband and ultimately he knows it because the scale doesn't lie.
My nurse was condemned to fight with me because I didn't give me food and with my husband for providing it.
My husband is tired of dealing with me and decided to leave everything in my hands.
When I want to eat no one tells me anything. Now the diet is in my hands.
This is a disaster. I start crying while binge eating, but I can't stop ordering fast food and swallowing like a pig.
My physical therapist came to my house and I was eating hamburgers. The look on that guy's face was atrocious and I imagine he only thought "I get paid to do my job and keep my schedule."
I feel like no one helps me and they left me alone to my own devices, but I don't make the slightest effort either and I can't help it either, because the desire to eat is so strong that I end up eating everything on my table.
It does sound like you need a better support system around you, one that can limit the amount of food you get. Have you thought about going to a rehab center? Somewhere where people will help you eat less and lose weight. I believe in you and you can do it.
1 year
It's enough
Romy:
My diet is a total failure. I binge eat secretly from my husband and ultimately he knows it because the scale doesn't lie.
My nurse was condemned to fight with me because I didn't give me food and with my husband for providing it.
My husband is tired of dealing with me and decided to leave everything in my hands.
When I want to eat no one tells me anything. Now the diet is in my hands.
This is a disaster. I start crying while binge eating, but I can't stop ordering fast food and swallowing like a pig.
My physical therapist came to my house and I was eating hamburgers. The look on that guy's face was atrocious and I imagine he only thought "I get paid to do my job and keep my schedule."
I feel like no one helps me and they left me alone to my own devices, but I don't make the slightest effort either and I can't help it either, because the desire to eat is so strong that I end up eating everything on my table.
Lunao:
It does sound like you need a better support system around you, one that can limit the amount of food you get. Have you thought about going to a rehab center? Somewhere where people will help you eat less and lose weight. I believe in you and you can do it.
My diet is a total failure. I binge eat secretly from my husband and ultimately he knows it because the scale doesn't lie.
My nurse was condemned to fight with me because I didn't give me food and with my husband for providing it.
My husband is tired of dealing with me and decided to leave everything in my hands.
When I want to eat no one tells me anything. Now the diet is in my hands.
This is a disaster. I start crying while binge eating, but I can't stop ordering fast food and swallowing like a pig.
My physical therapist came to my house and I was eating hamburgers. The look on that guy's face was atrocious and I imagine he only thought "I get paid to do my job and keep my schedule."
I feel like no one helps me and they left me alone to my own devices, but I don't make the slightest effort either and I can't help it either, because the desire to eat is so strong that I end up eating everything on my table.
Lunao:
It does sound like you need a better support system around you, one that can limit the amount of food you get. Have you thought about going to a rehab center? Somewhere where people will help you eat less and lose weight. I believe in you and you can do it.
I concur. I truly believe that your husband wants you to get better, Romy. I am sure he longs to touch you without pain. However, he isn't strong enough to do what you need and has taken to enabling you so he can have peace.
You won't thrive in your current environment. To put it very bluntly, you are on track to eating yourself to death. And considering some of the things you've shared, I'd be shocked if you stay alive another year.
We can only help you so much. You need to put in the work to do what you need to do. And what you need is to be in a controlled environment where you do not have unfettered access to food.
I ain't ya mama, but I would hate to know one of these days, you'll never be able to log in again, and we won't know why.
1 year
It's enough
Weetabix:
Make choices you can stick to and want to stick to. Accept the consequences of your decision. Make it your decision rather than feel like you have no control.
So either you decide to do what you need to do to stop your weight gain and slowly get fitter OR you decide that you love eating more than anything else and you've accepted that the price is compromised health and a shorter life.
People make life and death choices every day, like the man who chooses to become a soldier. That comes with some honour, at least until he gets shot and injured, then he's just a burden on the state and becomes homeless. Harsh but if you talk to a former soldier you'll know that's what happens to many of them.
Your dangerous choice is no where near as bad as the consequences of some people's choices.
So rather than fight what you clearly want, decide that it's what you want and you're adult about the consequences.
I hope that helps you figure this out.
Make choices you can stick to and want to stick to. Accept the consequences of your decision. Make it your decision rather than feel like you have no control.
So either you decide to do what you need to do to stop your weight gain and slowly get fitter OR you decide that you love eating more than anything else and you've accepted that the price is compromised health and a shorter life.
People make life and death choices every day, like the man who chooses to become a soldier. That comes with some honour, at least until he gets shot and injured, then he's just a burden on the state and becomes homeless. Harsh but if you talk to a former soldier you'll know that's what happens to many of them.
Your dangerous choice is no where near as bad as the consequences of some people's choices.
So rather than fight what you clearly want, decide that it's what you want and you're adult about the consequences.
I hope that helps you figure this out.
Great advice!
12 months