Here is my previous blog on Day 1 Gluten Free : Day 1. Here now follows day 2
This is now my second day without gluten - have not notices any changes physically yet, but it is to soon to tell. I did however notice a ridiculous craving to eat allot of food. Its like I just want to eat and eat like an addiction and I end up eating more than I should, because I mistake hunger for crave and then i believe myself to be hungry all the time
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to be sad that i wont be able to eat the food i like anymore
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to be frustrated that it is now more difficult to make myself food and the convenience is gone
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to be angry at myself that i have created this situation for myself
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to blame myself for putting myself in this position
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to to eat more food now to fill the gap and make myself happy, because Im sad that i cant eat my favorite foods anymore
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to create this deep craving within myself and believe that it is hunger and then eat more food
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to be addicted to the food i eat where if i go without it I go through a withdrawal
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to have thoughts of '' just one more piece of bread - will do no harm'' that makes my cravings bigger and then I eat more other foods.
I forgive myself that i have accepted and allowed myself to when i could still eat what i liked without consequence to take it for granted
I commit myself to to sop the sadness - instead I am grateful that I have food to eat
I commit myself to stop being frustrated - instead i see that being frustrated wont change a thing
I commit myself to stop blaming myself and be angry at myself - instead i breath and realize that being angry and blaming myself gets me nowhere
I commit myself to stop eating more than i should - instead I eat enough
I commit myself to stop trying to find loop holes and excuses for me to stop this gluten free things - instead I commit to my commitment
I commit myself to realize that I am not in fact hungry all the time, but that it is the caving and addiction to food
I commit myself to stop the ridiculous craving - instead i breath and do not allow it to affect me.
Lets see how tomorrow goes. If you are a first time reader and have no idea what's going on i am getting rid of my limitations to realize my full potential and effectiveness.
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You can still have bread if you want Fidelis, I bake bread with a mix of gluten free Tef flower (Dutch)/rice flower/corn flower. When we, as a family, started eating gluten free it indeed looked like we couldn't eat anything. Instead of looking at your limitations look at what you can eat and that is actually quite a lot. The only down side is that when there isn't a store nearby that's selling these foods or whether it's too expensive you need to make it all from scratch yourself, but also that is something you'll get used to in time.
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