My stress level is up due to family being very ill but I still stay on track. I had three great pork chops today with brussel sprouts. Yesterday while visiting at the hospital I was so hungry I ate peanuts out of the vending machine. yuk!

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~Oct said…
I hope your finance is out of the hospital and better soon. I can totally relate to turning to peanuts from a hospital vending machine. I did that recently too and was just thankful to have found something low carb. Check out the hospital cafeteria if they have one. I was able to put together a low carb turkey sandwich using lettuce to hold it together.
May 18, 2009 at 8:30 AM
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