Guest guest Posted May 6, 2010 Report Share Posted May 6, 2010 Hi everyone! I just joined the group today and wanted to introduce myself and say hello. I'm PJ, and have just begun the journey into IE. I am just now reading the book but have listened to the CDs of the book. I am so ready to reject dieting, having been a Weight Watchers member so many times I can't count. The thought of going back to another WW meeting is more than I can handle! I am excited about IE, but think it will be a challenge for me. I joined this group because after I finished listening to the book on CD, I still had so many questions. I'm hoping some of you who are more experienced in IE will help me out. For the past several months, I have allowed myself to eat pretty much what I wanted to because I was so sick of dieting, but without respecting fullness or satiety, so you can imagine where I'm starting at now. :-( Here's my first question: I'm a planner, and am so used to planning out my meals for the day or even the week without regard for what I really might want to eat. I am finding it difficult to identify what I really want to eat when I'm hungry. Have any of you experienced this also, and if so, any thoughts? I'm also curious as to your tips on grocery shopping. It is difficult for me to waste food, and being a planner, I'm used to stocking up. I look forward to hearing from some of you, and am glad that this group exists. Thanks. PJ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2010 Report Share Posted May 7, 2010 Hi PJ Not an expert, but I would not try and change your basic self. I think IE is the opposite of that. Shop and plan for a week if you want. Buy things you like/love and your family does. Welcome from another pretty new poster. Bonnie > > > Hi everyone! I just joined the group today and wanted to introduce > myself and say hello. I'm PJ, and have just begun the journey into IE. > I am just now reading the book but have listened to the CDs of the book. > I am so ready to reject dieting, having been a Weight Watchers member so > many times I can't count. The thought of going back to another WW > meeting is more than I can handle! I am excited about IE, but think it > will be a challenge for me. I joined this group because after I > finished listening to the book on CD, I still had so many questions. > I'm hoping some of you who are more experienced in IE will help me out. > For the past several months, I have allowed myself to eat pretty much > what I wanted to because I was so sick of dieting, but without > respecting fullness or satiety, so you can imagine where I'm starting at > now. :-( > > Here's my first question: I'm a planner, and am so used to planning out > my meals for the day or even the week without regard for what I really > might want to eat. I am finding it difficult to identify what I really > want to eat when I'm hungry. Have any of you experienced this also, and > if so, any thoughts? > > I'm also curious as to your tips on grocery shopping. It is difficult > for me to waste food, and being a planner, I'm used to stocking up. > > I look forward to hearing from some of you, and am glad that this group > exists. Thanks. > > PJ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2010 Report Share Posted May 7, 2010 Hi PJ Not an expert, but I would not try and change your basic self. I think IE is the opposite of that. Shop and plan for a week if you want. Buy things you like/love and your family does. Welcome from another pretty new poster. Bonnie > > > Hi everyone! I just joined the group today and wanted to introduce > myself and say hello. I'm PJ, and have just begun the journey into IE. > I am just now reading the book but have listened to the CDs of the book. > I am so ready to reject dieting, having been a Weight Watchers member so > many times I can't count. The thought of going back to another WW > meeting is more than I can handle! I am excited about IE, but think it > will be a challenge for me. I joined this group because after I > finished listening to the book on CD, I still had so many questions. > I'm hoping some of you who are more experienced in IE will help me out. > For the past several months, I have allowed myself to eat pretty much > what I wanted to because I was so sick of dieting, but without > respecting fullness or satiety, so you can imagine where I'm starting at > now. :-( > > Here's my first question: I'm a planner, and am so used to planning out > my meals for the day or even the week without regard for what I really > might want to eat. I am finding it difficult to identify what I really > want to eat when I'm hungry. Have any of you experienced this also, and > if so, any thoughts? > > I'm also curious as to your tips on grocery shopping. It is difficult > for me to waste food, and being a planner, I'm used to stocking up. > > I look forward to hearing from some of you, and am glad that this group > exists. Thanks. > > PJ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 7, 2010 Report Share Posted May 7, 2010 Hi PJ Not an expert, but I would not try and change your basic self. I think IE is the opposite of that. Shop and plan for a week if you want. Buy things you like/love and your family does. Welcome from another pretty new poster. Bonnie > > > Hi everyone! I just joined the group today and wanted to introduce > myself and say hello. I'm PJ, and have just begun the journey into IE. > I am just now reading the book but have listened to the CDs of the book. > I am so ready to reject dieting, having been a Weight Watchers member so > many times I can't count. The thought of going back to another WW > meeting is more than I can handle! I am excited about IE, but think it > will be a challenge for me. I joined this group because after I > finished listening to the book on CD, I still had so many questions. > I'm hoping some of you who are more experienced in IE will help me out. > For the past several months, I have allowed myself to eat pretty much > what I wanted to because I was so sick of dieting, but without > respecting fullness or satiety, so you can imagine where I'm starting at > now. :-( > > Here's my first question: I'm a planner, and am so used to planning out > my meals for the day or even the week without regard for what I really > might want to eat. I am finding it difficult to identify what I really > want to eat when I'm hungry. Have any of you experienced this also, and > if so, any thoughts? > > I'm also curious as to your tips on grocery shopping. It is difficult > for me to waste food, and being a planner, I'm used to stocking up. > > I look forward to hearing from some of you, and am glad that this group > exists. Thanks. > > PJ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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