Time to spend on the diet

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

Oh sorry this one sneaked past me.

I think that coming off the miscarriage and having been on a restrictive diet as long as you have (didn't you say you've been TTC for 12 months off and on??) that you are fine to TTC after 6 weeks.

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Thanks Atomic! I have been on the diet Since Sept 2014. It's been pretty restrictive, and I haven't eaten meat for the most part. During the 6 weeks of being pregnant, I did eat some meat, but not a lot, and no red. I don't know - I feel like the way I'm eating isn't at all like it was during the time before ds. But having said that, I cheated a lot this weekend! I am losing the will. Also - I tend to get pg at the first try, but I don't think I want to wait. Is it worth signing up to a personalized plan for 3.5 weeks (that's when next o should be) Argh! So sorry for so many questions!!

Honestly, I think you're ok to try. Like I said in your other post, it's a crystal ball question, waiting may actually be worse, and we have no way to know for sure.

I can get a plan together for you very quick if I know you need one. Most people are very understanding if I need to shuffle stuff around. But just so you know, it's not a diet plan, it's everything but diet and then I help you with your diet in an ongoing way via the coaching service which comes with the plan.

Thanks Atomic - I think I will follow all the amazing essays in the forums that you provided. Things are a bit tight for us at the moment, and I could kick myself for spending all that money back in the spring for the late summer for DD. UGH. I wish I had just done this first. But this really is amazing site and i might come back tonight/tomorrow and ask for a plan! I don't know if it's obvious but I am extremely indecisive :/

I help eveyrone regardless of ability to pay, may take me a bit longer in the free forums than for the Custom Swayers, that's all.

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Beyond grateful!! I already feel complete at peace with my decision to move away from the other diet.