Posts by meganwilliams2

Forum	Topic	Date	Replies

Recipes	Frozen chocolaty goodness	Nov 24 2009 11:39 (UTC)	2
That does seem really good! I might try that sometime. I've made something similar with cottage cheese, pineapple, stevia, and a little crushed cereal/granola in a tortilla. Do you think cottage cheese would work for this recipe?
Health & Support	ED recoverers: post your worst ED memory	Nov 24 2009 11:27 (UTC)	7
Personaltrainer87: I slept fine too when my ED was at its worst. Sleep was like my escape. If I wanted to get away, wanted to not eat, etc I just slept. It's probably like people with depression- some suffer from insomnia and others suffer from hypersomnia. I too really looked forward to meal times, which is odd. You would think someone with an ED would dread meals, but most of the time I didn't. As long as I had control over what I ate and how much of it I ate, I couldn't wait for meals.
Foods	Would you rather...	Nov 23 2009 03:45 (UTC)	28
beans/lentils...tofu kind of freaks me out.... Thanksgiving side: Sweet potato casserole or stuffing
Foods	game: ABC foods...	Nov 21 2009 12:19 (UTC)	13
Zabaglione- an Italian custard type dessert made with egg yolks, wine and sugar.
Health & Support	Spirituality and bingeing	Nov 21 2009 04:51 (UTC)
First off, I agree with merylwhite1 and hedgren that seeing a counselor and nutritionist would be helpful. BUT, if you are seeking spiritual advice and want to focus more on spiritual issues, I would suggest finding a counselor that is in alignment with your beliefs (for example, someone with the title- Christian counselor). I am actually in school to get my Master's in Clinical Counseling at a Christian school, and having the title of "Christian Counselor" gives us more liberties to discuss spiritual aspects than a traditional counselor would. Therefore they would probably be more helpful in that area. I am in recovery from anorexia and have also gone through bouts of binge eating in the middle of the night and while my faith and spirituality have not "cured" me miraculously, they have given me a hope, perseverence, and a reason to recover. I'm sure that if I hadn't been in touch with my faith that I would not have gotten into treatment when I did and I'm sure I wouldn't be where I am today. So, I don't know if it will help you stop the bingeing, but I do know that it can help you deal with it and guide you in the process of quitting. Hope this helps and you find some hope, help, and healing!
Foods	Fav Snacks and how to prepare them?	Nov 21 2009 04:35 (UTC)	9
100 calorie popcorn with different flavored seasonings (I like the cheesy ones) yogurt with cereal mixed in apple veggies and hummus baked tortilla chips with salsa a piece of toast with PB
Foods	Question about coffee	Nov 21 2009 04:03 (UTC)	2
Coffee by itself has like 5-10 calories per 8 oz I belive, so it's not bad at all. It's just when you add a ton of cream and sugar that it gets bad. If you can't drink it black (like me) just add a sensible amount of cream and use a sweetner like splenda or truvia.
Foods	game: ABC foods...	Nov 20 2009 12:30 (UTC)	22
Quail meat
Foods	Favourite childhood concoction	Nov 19 2009 23:42 (UTC)	8
Original Post by ckirby461: I used to love to eat fish sticks, salad mix, canned green beans and white rice mixed together with ranch on top. Elvis oatmeal - oatmeal with peanut butter, banana, honey and bacon. . . I still eat this but I only do the peanut butter and banana now. Bologna and pickle sandwiches on white were my fave for like a year in grade school. Wow...that Elvis oatmeal sounds pretty good to me- the original version! I might have to try that sometime! For some reason lately I have been obsessed with trying chocolate covered bacon. I just love the salty/sweet combo!
Foods	game: ABC foods...	Nov 19 2009 02:39 (UTC)	26
MMMM...I love lima beans! Mississippi Mud Pie!
Foods	Winter food survey	Nov 18 2009 12:20 (UTC)	8
Original Post by runningbuns: What is your favorite soup? Gosh, that's hard...Maybe chicken tortilla You are snowed in. Would you rather have hot cocoa, tea, or coffee? Normally it would be coffee, but for this, hot cocoa What kind of hot chocolate do you get? with marshmallows! :-) What is your favorite seasonal product (candy, starbucks drink, etc)? The chocolate peppermint latte from Starbucks is really good, but I've only had it once Favorite Christmas cookie? Frosted Sugar in the shape of a snowman! :-) What’s the main dish for your Christmas dinner (turkey, ham, lamb)? Turkey Pumpkin or pecan pie? pumpkin Favorite thing to throw in your oatmeal? flaxseed, truvia, cinnamon, and raisins or chocolate and I want to try PB How do you like your chili? Spicy, mild, or medium? Medium-spicy Your favorite cold weather comfort food? Oatmeal Do you still eat ice cream or smoothies in the winter? Only if I'm inside and warm/hot already Egg nog or apple cider? Apple Cider
Foods	game: ABC foods...	Nov 18 2009 00:19 (UTC)	29
Jalebi- it's an Indian fried sweet....I definitely googled J food names! But I learned something new! Edit: I looked it up to see what it looks like and is made of and it looks kind of like a mini funnel cake. Just in case you were wondering!
Foods	game: ABC foods...	Nov 17 2009 03:18 (UTC)	34
Fruit and nut granola bars
Foods	Your Favs	Nov 16 2009 01:20 (UTC)	7
All time: Gosh, that is so hard....excluding breakfast foods, my favorite meal would be either shrimp casserole or chicken cordon bleu Dessert: ice cream Fast Food Meal: Chick-fil-a Chargrilled and Fruit Salad with Lite Italian dressing Breakfast food: Currently, it is FF vanilla yogurt with flaxseed and cinnamon and some blueberries on the side, but banana chocolate chip pancakes with bacon are a special treat. Drink: COFFEE!!! Candy: Non chocolate- candy corn, Chocolate- resee's peanut butter cups Snack: 100 Calorie popcorn with spray butter and white cheddar seasoning and an apple Chips: Either Cheddar and Sour Cream or Doritos Healthy Food: Apples (or pretty much fruit in general) or any form of beans (lima beans, black beans, pinto beans, kidney beans, etc) TV Dinner: Right now I'm really liking Lean Cuisine's Fiesta Grilled Chicken and Smartone's Chicken Carbonara.
Foods	Favourite childhood concoction	Nov 15 2009 13:05 (UTC)	21
Original Post by elle888: bread with butter and honey mashed potatos with spinach mixed in + hot sauce ( is that weird haha) cream cheese and jelly sandwiches. ants on a log (pb on celery with raisins) (or cream cheese or cerery with raisins) MMM...cream cheese and jelly sandwiches sound good! I might have to try that! Get some ff cream cheese, jelly, and double fiber ww bread and you have a healthier version of a danish! Thanks for the idea! ;-)
Foods	Favourite childhood concoction	Nov 15 2009 08:04 (UTC)	23
This isn't a weird combo, but kind of strange. My cousin and I used to heat a slice of cheese on a plate in the microwave and scrape it off and eat it. We would do the same with a slice of bologna. In middle school my friends and I would get croutons and dip them in ranch dressing and eat french fries and chocolate chip cookies together.
Foods	game: ABC foods...	Nov 14 2009 22:03 (UTC)	47
Squash Casserole!!
Foods	Those foods that are only around once or twice a year...WHAT ARE YOURS?	Nov 14 2009 08:31 (UTC)	18
1. candy Candy Corn in the fall-- i love the stuff like crazy! I generally allow myself to get one bag a season and I usually eat it in a couple of days :-/ 2. cookie/bar Frosted sugar cookies around Christmas time! MMMMM!! 3. main dish (turkey, honey ham, tamales, etc) Turkey or Ham at Thanksgiving and Christmas 4. side dish (baked yams, green bean casserole, etc.) Stuffing at Thanksgiving! 5. pie/cake My moms chocolate cake or my grandma's chocolate pie or 8 layer cake for any major holiday, pumpkin or apple pie at Thanksgiving
Foods	What's the deal with Turkey Bacon?	Nov 14 2009 00:09 (UTC)	6
I like butterball turkey bacon. It doesn't get super crispy like regular bacon, but I don't mind. I mostly use it for sandwiches, so it doesn't matter if it's super crispy.
Foods	Would you rather...	Nov 13 2009 23:47 (UTC)	35
Ooh that's tough! I love both! I'll say roasted garlic though! Would you rather try: Chocolate covered bacon or a peanut butter and pickle sandwich?
Young Calorie Counters	favorite (gross) food	Nov 13 2009 23:44 (UTC)	2
Original Post by carolinamoon7: I have always loved the french fries dipped in chocolate. Especially Steak&Shakes fries. Mmm...when I was a kid at school I used to eat french fries and chocolate chip cookies together. It was so yummy! I love the salty/sweet combo! I am so intriguied to try chocolate covered bacon. My friends think I'm crazy though! LOL!
Health & Support	After Anorexia: Weight Redistribution in Hips and Bottom	Nov 10 2009 11:49 (UTC)
The same thing has happened to me. Before my ED, my boobs were a large C cup, almost D and I hated them. I lost them however due to ED. But, when I gained weight back, my boobs never got back to the way they were before and my upper half is a good bit smaller and my hips and thighs got all the weight. I've been in recovery for a couple of years now and it's pretty much stayed the same. Although, it isn't proportional and my weight isn't the same as it was pre-ed. Like others have said, if it is not proportional, especially if it is all in your stomach, it will redistribute. The weight automatically goes there to protect our organs when you're first gaining weight. Just try to be patient and it will redistribute to the rest of your body.
Foods	What did YOU eat today?	Nov 10 2009 11:37 (UTC)	57
Yesterday: B: FF Vanilla yogurt with Mom's Best Cinnamon Squares Cereal and Flaxseed, coffee with pumpkin spice creamer and truvia L: 98% FF hot dog on a slice of Double Fiber WW bread, another hot dog with out bread, and a salad, banana D:Lean Cuisine Fiesta Chicken S: popcorn, apple, 5 dark chocolate kisses S: Fiber One Caramel Delight, 2 dark chocolate kisses
Foods	What did YOU eat today?	Nov 10 2009 11:33 (UTC)	58
Original Post by mooo87: 8:30 am: Oatmeal made with a banana, cinnamon 1% milk, peanut butter, coffee. 12:30 pm: Salad with spinach, red onion, grape tomatoes, cucumber, chickpeas, feta and balsamic-mustard dressing, a whole wheat pita. 6:00 pm: Spaghetti squash with homemade tomato sauce and chicken sausage, an apple. 9:30 pm: Banana with peanut butter, cottage cheese with fig preserves. 12:00 am: Whole wheat pita pizza with mozzarella and tomato sauce, an apple. I eat a LOT. It doesn't sound like you eat all that much to me. Plus, the more often you eat, the better it is for you. So don't feel bad or like you eat a lot. What you're eating is very healthy.
Foods	Anyone use Natures Own bread, stevia, or erthryol?	Nov 10 2009 03:30 (UTC)	13
I use both Stevia and Nature's Own bread. I like the Double Fiber WW because it's 50 cals and 5g of fiber a slice. I use truvia sweetner and while it is expensive, to me it is worth it. It tastes like sugar to me and is even the same texture, unlike other natural sweetners.
Foods	So, what's in your...	Nov 10 2009 03:28 (UTC)
turkey lunch meat double fiber ww bread tortillas jams- low sugar strawberry and pumpkin butter spray butter turkey bacon 2% milk cheesse lettuce baby carrots 98% FF hot dogs flaxseed Yoplait FF Vanilla yogurt condiments- ff/low fat salad dressing, ketchup, mustard, low fat grated parmesean cheese and a bunch of my roommates food!
Foods	Love/Hate Healthy Food.	Nov 10 2009 02:54 (UTC)	15
Original Post by ilisa: I love a lot of healthy food...whole wheat bread, oatmeal, fruit, vegetables, raw almond butter, tofu, etc. But I hate. hate hate hate hatehate prunes. Seriously I would rather die than eat one. SO DISGUSTING I agree-- prunes are disgusting!!! My mom tried to convince me that they tasted like raisins, but that is so not true!!
Foods	game: ABC foods...	Nov 10 2009 02:50 (UTC)	59
Gouda cheese
Foods	Would you rather...	Nov 09 2009 13:45 (UTC)	70
Dried pineapple! Kiddie cereal: Cinnamon Toast Crunch or Lucky Charms?
Foods	Suuuuga...	Nov 09 2009 03:51 (UTC)	4
Wow..this is crazy. I have had around 1000 cals (too low I know) today and around 75 or more grams of sugar. I don't even eat that bad of stuff either. I can't imagine how off it would be if I wasn't trying to be healthy.

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