What the hell does a boatload of snow have anything to do with gastric bypass surgery and bulimia? Ah, you had to ask.
I have a million pounds of snow to shovel today. And I have the stomach the size of an egg. The quandary: I have to get in enough food to replenish the energy I'm going to exert. My friends, that amount of food is a lot for my re-engineered innards and for my eating disordered brain.
I feel as though I should start eating now, jump start the calories flying out of my furnace and then keep it stoked through out the day. But...I'm afraid that if I start eating, I won't stop. If I don't stop, I'll purge. If I purge, I eff up a nearly a month of puke-free living.
I suppose I should just bite the bullet (or bagel) and take care of myself. Duh. I do that everyday. For whatever reason, my brain is wonky this morning. My perception is skewed. My fear is vicious.
Ok. Stop it. It's just flippin' snow. A stupid shovel. One meal out of many.
Snow sucks. ED sucks more. Both do their damnedest to dump on my driveway.
UPDATE OF JOY!
I ate a delicious breakfast of kashi oatmeal, blueberries and cottage cheese and then I went out to tackle the snow. I called my mom quick to whine. When I walked back in the house an hour later, there were 7 missed called from her telling me to call right away. I did. My dad was on his way to the rescue. He showed up a bit later with a snowblower. My driveway is free. My back is saved. And my dad loves me.
Wow, don't your parents live a bit of a drive away? It's not like he just popped across town, right?
ReplyDeleteWhat a rockin' dad!!!!
Dads are THE best!
ReplyDeleteAwwwww.
ReplyDeleteHurray for Daddys.
U are so lucky to have both your parents and they clearly LOVE YOU!
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