Ok this is an odd question but since I’ve stopped

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#21

True :slight_smile:

#22

Sadly, but true, I can honestly say that the reason for wanting sugar was the only thing I learned at the IOP I went to. At least I learned something!!

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#23

So what Brother

#24

I don't understand.

#25

I’m banging out half a dozen Oreos every night. Or more lol

#26

Plus my wife bakes things

#27

I think eating sweets is A O K. Look at what we’ve eliminated from our lives

#28

So do I. I just didn't understand the 'so what brother '. Now I see that wasn't directed to me.

#29

No I text in wrong box because I’m not right. I’m sorry.

#30

No problem, sorry for creating the confusion. By the way, I love Oreos

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#31

Can I tell you the best thing I learned in treatment Brian?

#32

Sure

#33

It’s that if U poke holes in the pancake with your fork, the syrup goes all throughout the pancake :grin:

#34

That's absolutely fantastic! I had no idea. Mmmmm syrup... Trying to stay on topic. Enjoy your day.

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#35

You as well Brother :sunglasses:

#36

High sugar consumption is normal in sobriety but it can also lead to serious health issues if it becomes long term. Let’s get as healthy as we can possibly be :muscle:

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#37

Agree any suggestions for a substitute?

#38

Jolly ranchers and I don’t really like them

#39

I never had a sweet tooth until I quit drinking. Then I had to have cookies around. That has gotten better recently too. Sweet tooth subsided 2.5 years in. Crazy…

#40

Mine was chocolate. I never wanted any other type of snack. Legit 8 years i was bingeing on it. I only stopped a month ago. I suggest fruit. I’ve chosen apples with peanut butter. It’s gotten me thru.