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I am happy to say that I bought a bag of a sweet treat, where you measure out

the amount you want, and did not eat all of it. I stopped halfway through and

thought, gee, I'm feeling full. I've had enough. I brought the rest home. It is

sitting on my counter and it is not calling me. I do not feel the need to eat

it. Hooray!

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Isn't it marvelous that when we are in charge of making the decision of 'how

much' its easier to stop than when we have been told eat X. That truly is

freedom - bravo for you :-)

Katcha

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> I am happy to say that I bought a bag of a sweet treat, where you measure out

the amount you want, and did not eat all of it. I stopped halfway through and

thought, gee, I'm feeling full. I've had enough. I brought the rest home. It is

sitting on my counter and it is not calling me. I do not feel the need to eat

it. Hooray!

>

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Isn't it marvelous that when we are in charge of making the decision of 'how

much' its easier to stop than when we have been told eat X. That truly is

freedom - bravo for you :-)

Katcha

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> I am happy to say that I bought a bag of a sweet treat, where you measure out

the amount you want, and did not eat all of it. I stopped halfway through and

thought, gee, I'm feeling full. I've had enough. I brought the rest home. It is

sitting on my counter and it is not calling me. I do not feel the need to eat

it. Hooray!

>

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Isn't it marvelous that when we are in charge of making the decision of 'how

much' its easier to stop than when we have been told eat X. That truly is

freedom - bravo for you :-)

Katcha

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> I am happy to say that I bought a bag of a sweet treat, where you measure out

the amount you want, and did not eat all of it. I stopped halfway through and

thought, gee, I'm feeling full. I've had enough. I brought the rest home. It is

sitting on my counter and it is not calling me. I do not feel the need to eat

it. Hooray!

>

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That's great, and it feels amazing, even after we've had a handle on IE for

awhile. Freedom is my favorite part about IE! I went to The Cheesecake Factory

with friends the other day and I ordered exactly what I wanted, ate as much as I

wanted and left feeling awesome. I had a great time. Less than a year ago, I

would have completely focused on the food and probably stuffed myself until I

was sick. It's wonderful to be able to enjoy life instead of spend it thinking

about food!

McKella

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> I am happy to say that I bought a bag of a sweet treat, where you measure out

the amount you want, and did not eat all of it. I stopped halfway through and

thought, gee, I'm feeling full. I've had enough. I brought the rest home. It is

sitting on my counter and it is not calling me. I do not feel the need to eat

it. Hooray!

>

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