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    Holy Moly! I hit 1268 calories today!

    I wasn't able to skip breakfast (again) because I was having major acid reflux (side effect from my last pregnancy and DS turns SIX next week!) and if I don't eat it gets worse.

    Anyway, here's what I ate today...

    Breakfast: Archer Farms fat free raspberry yogurt
    Snack: Good Earth no-salt tortilla chips and swedish fish
    Lunch: pb & j sandwich
    Snack: I was getting weak and in the afternoon madness, I ate five wheat crackers and a slice of cheese. I've been avoiding cheese- oh! how I love cheese!
    Dinner: balsamic chicken pasta
    Treat: swedish fish
    I also drank a couple cups of Crystal Light throughout the day.

    I feel so full again today!

    I worry how I'll do tomorrow... DS1 has a morning appt with the allergist (fingers crossed for good results on his egg test!), in the afternoon, he has behavioral therapy and we'll go straight from therapy to his parent teacher conference. I hope I can maintain balance throughout the day and not a) overeat or b) under-eat.
    Loving my two
    So excited to add a to our family

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    Belle you can read about it in this subforum: http://genderdreaming.com/forum/foru...hp?85-TTC-Girl good luck for your 2ww!

    Squam, well done for eating more! it's so difficult isn't it? fingers crossed for your sons results



    yesterday
    mid-morning: chocolate because still a bit poorly
    lunch: 1 WW pitta with philli and grapes, choc brownie
    tea: risotto with leek, courgette, mushrooms

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    today
    no breakfast
    lunch: cod and chips (at least the chips were unsalted)
    mid-afternoon: 2 rows of milk choc
    tea: slice of pizza with cucumber and radishes, milkybar... might have a slice of saffron cake for supper too

    not the best day, but I always knew it would be and I couldn't let my grandma down, and then Mum told me she'd bought pizza just for us so I had to eat that. From tomorrow I'll be able to cook and eat what I like again as my mum is out all day, and then we travel home on Friday.
    Last edited by rainbowflower; October 5th, 2011 at 02:53 PM.

  4. #14
    Hooray! My son's skin test for the egg allergy was negative!!! Next we move on to the oral challenge. If we get good results, my family can once again eat: brownies, tortellini, french toast, cheesecake. Woohoo! We're so excited!
    I've been able to replace egg in most of my cooking and baking, but some things didn't have replacements. Hopefully we'll be eating them again soon
    Loving my two
    So excited to add a to our family

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    I'm glad your ds got a negative test, squamgirl! It must be so tough to have a kid with allergies.
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  6. #16
    Thanks Mocha! It has been a challenge. He outgrew milk as a toddler, thank heavens! And we just about cleared on eggs. But in a way I'm grateful for the allergies because I've learned a lot as a cook And the allergies have made me a lot more aware- on behalf of my own kid and on behalf of other kids and their needs.
    Loving my two
    So excited to add a to our family

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    breakfast: none
    11am: twix (mum was nagging me to eat something)
    lunch: I made a pitta to go out with... and then forgot it! so I had a choc brownie with cream instead
    mid-afternoon: ice cream
    tea: chunky tomato, bacon and onion soup with toast, not technically allowed but it was tasty and I had barely eaten all day and soup is always slimming
    Last edited by rainbowflower; October 6th, 2011 at 03:10 PM.

  8. #18
    rainbowflower- how are you staying alive? It looks like you're barely eating anything.


    Yesterday, I ate....
    Breakfast: yogurt
    Lunch: balsamic chicken with penne pasta and parm cheese
    Snack: wheat crackers, cheese, crystal light, swedish fish
    Snack on the way to parent teacher conferences: fiber one bar
    Skipped dinner
    Snack in place of dinner: cheerios with skim milk

    Then I got totally sick with one of the worst stomachaches ever. I lost 1.5 pounds!

    Today I've been trying to calm my stomach back down.
    I had sprite and saltine's for breakfast, then toast for a snack. Today won't be good when it comes to sodium, but after yesterdays illness, I don't care.

    Now... my dilemma... on Saturday, we're going out for DS2's birthday. He wants to go to Olive Garden. It will obviously be a cheat day. Seeing as I STILL haven't O'd (although it may have happened yesterday) and we're not trying again until the next cycle, this cheat should be ok. I hope. I looked up the nutritional info online. Holy-swear-word! Everything is LOADED with sodium. I usually get the pizza. I eat half and take the second half home to eat the next day. I also usually eat more than a few breadsticks and go to town on the salad. The pizza alone eats up all my calories and protein for the day and more than TRIPLES my sodium. I thought about doing the chicken parmesan and asking for no marinara on top to avoid the tomatoes, but it's almost as bad as the pizza. You don't even get great results with going for a ceasar salad. And if I'm going to Olive Garden, I don't want to waste my time on a salad. I want to enjoy my meal. Dang, this girl diet. I really want to stuff my face!
    Loving my two
    So excited to add a to our family

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    Dinners out are tough. I take it you're following the IG diet? Tomatoes are fine on the LE diet. I found a simple pasta with tomato sauce was often my best bet. Either that or a kid's sized plain cheese pizza. You're better to cheat with sodium than protein, I think.
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    I'm on the LE diet. Maybe I misunderstood about tomatoes. I was thinking tonight about getting a kids portion. I wonder if my mother-in-law will think that's weird. Oh well, who cares what she thinks, right?
    Loving my two
    So excited to add a to our family

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