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September 16, 2010

How have you overcome an unsupportive spouse or family member to achieve your Eat-Clean Diet® goals?

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kripple
Fort Hunter, NY
United States

Thursday September 16, 2010 | 3:49 PM

I do the grocerie shopping so I can make sure that what is in the house is Clean. I keep upbeat and Encourage this way of eating in our house.


blassiter
Virginia Beach, VA
United States

Thursday September 16, 2010 | 2:12 PM

I just haven't told my spouse. Since I am the main one that does the cooking and grocery shopping, I just changed how we eat. That I'm sticking to the new way of eating and I don't have to hear any negativity.. Plus he's doing it with me and he doesn't even know it. =)


inkgoddess
Scottsdale, AZ
United States

Thursday September 16, 2010 | 1:05 PM

I had one particular family member who was miserable to me throughout my weight loss journey and after. It hurt, desperately, for awhile. Her jealousy and viciousness ultimately ended our friendship of years. While it was sad, I learned that no one else's opinion matters. I did what I had to do to reach my goals and then maintain them. That's to be applauded, not derided. As I approach my 2 year maintenance anniversary (next month!), I recently saw her and she nastily asked if I'd gained weight. LOL! I just smiled and walked away.