Don't fix anything that is not broken~

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Well as you know I started my cabbage soup diet yesterday. So day one was unsuccessful for me. I lasted all day feeling very light headed, and more tired than ever! I had to get off the computer around 3pm and lay down. I had a nap until my little one got home from school, and then got up to pick up my hubby from work. At that point I was feeling better that I got some sleep. I felt like my stomach was empty and I didn't feel right, so I went all evening not wanting to eat, drink, or anything. So we went to bed quite early around 9pm because I just wanted to go to sleep and forget about the hunger. I got up with my hubby and we had something to eat! I said forget it! I can't do this, it's making me sick. So I would have to say that I don't recomend this cabbage soup diet to anyone! Now my guilty feeling is that I went out and bought $40 of ingredients and now what do I do with it. I eat tons of fruit and vegies but I'll just have to use it all up before it goes bad. My intentions were to make 2 batches of this cabbage soup to last for the whole 7 days I was suppost to do it for. I've been on a weight lose system that has been working for me, and I've lost 17 pounds from that. It's been since Dec 29/2007 (was suppose to be my new years resolution). I fell off the wagon from the weekend because I thought I would reward myself for doing so well, but I ended up staying off of it for a couple days after that, then on Monday I went on a splurge and bought some stuff from the Bakery. Because of that, I thought I would try this cabbage soup diet, but I failed in that department also! I figure if something is working, then don't try to fix it! In otherwords.. don't fix anything that isn't broken. I've learned a valueable lesson from this. Now I guess I'll pick up where I left off with my other weightlose system and continue to reach my goal.