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	<title>Comments on: 40 Days</title>
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	<description>encouragement for battle-weary weight watchers</description>
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		<title>By: mollie</title>
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		<description>Giving up guilt would be too much for me! It&#039;s ingrained.

I did have one successful bout of NOT quitting that worked, though. When I quit smoking about 25 years ago, I did it cold turkey and it was easy -- this was after many failures to quit. Somehow I&#039;d convinced myself that I was not a smoker. It was that simple. Since I had not given up anything, I did not miss anything. I did want a cigarette once or twice the first two weeks, and coped by scheduling behaviors that I did not associate with smoking (moviegoing, shopping, as opposed to going out to dinner with friends).

I have never figured out how to transfer that to eating. I&#039;ve tried convincing myself that I&#039;m a normal eater, but that usually sends me right ot the snack machine, or the bread and butter. Something else to work on. Have a good Lent.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Giving up guilt would be too much for me! It&#8217;s ingrained.</p>
<p>I did have one successful bout of NOT quitting that worked, though. When I quit smoking about 25 years ago, I did it cold turkey and it was easy &#8212; this was after many failures to quit. Somehow I&#8217;d convinced myself that I was not a smoker. It was that simple. Since I had not given up anything, I did not miss anything. I did want a cigarette once or twice the first two weeks, and coped by scheduling behaviors that I did not associate with smoking (moviegoing, shopping, as opposed to going out to dinner with friends).</p>
<p>I have never figured out how to transfer that to eating. I&#8217;ve tried convincing myself that I&#8217;m a normal eater, but that usually sends me right ot the snack machine, or the bread and butter. Something else to work on. Have a good Lent.</p>
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