Halloween question?

Is there such thing as candy for weight loss surgery patients? I mean I'm not having any difficulties avoiding the candy around me, but I was just wondering?

Lol your so funny i whish they did

What about "fat bombs" that are made with

3/4 cup melted coconut oil
9.5 Tbs. (150g) almond butter
60 drops (about 3/8 tsp.) liquid Stevia
3 Tbs. cocoa
9 Tbs. melted salted butter

Nutritional info for one Fat Bomb:
145 calories
14.7g fat (91.2%)
1.53g protein (4.2%)

1.67g carbs (4.6%)

I happily just ate two small pieces. I decided that it was okay after 63 pounds down. I am not craving more and feel in control. 

Last year and every year previous I would have consumed at least 10 by now and a few pieces every day this week. 

I want to live a life where I am in control and not the food. If I say NEVER Thea will backfire for me. 

I even tracked it on MFP! 

Happy Halloween 🎃

I just noticed how close are stats are, in terms of amount lost and amount to go!

I'm 5'8...you?

5'6"

How far out from surgery are you? I ate 4 m&ms at about 6 weeks out and had some dumping. Now I'm 3 months out, 60 lbs down, but very afraid of dumping. I would love just 1 mini peanut butter cup...

4.5 months. I didn't dump. I had a few M&Ms around two months out. I didn't get sick then either but felt awful guilt. 

I didn't feel guilt last night due to how I framed the situation. It was a clear choice for me and not a binge or hypnotic eating. 

I'd just eat one piece.  But.. I'm okay with moderation.  Some people can't just eat one piece!