I think you would be best served by doing an Atkins  or Eades style cold
turkey ketogenic diet for  a month or so to break out of the carb habit;
attacking it as an addiction makes more sense,  and,  I think, is much more
effective  than trying to "trim a little."   The ketogenic diet relives you
from the stress of having to eat tinier amounts.  Eggs are a convienience food
on a ketogenic diet.   You will be amazed at the fast results.  Rick

Lady Ariel wrote:

> I know I'm going to end up with alot of whiny relatives if I do this.  I
> don't care anymore though.  I am getting so sick of counting every calorie
> I put in my mouth and struggling every single day to maintain a body
> weight that's at least 15 lbs over where I should be for my height of
> 5'7".  Right now, I just feel really upset about the fact that I have
> worked so hard at Weight Watchers and have followed that plan to a T for
> the past year and a half.  I'm still anemic.  I'm still incredibly tired
> all the time.  I still have no motivation.  When I was fat, I'd go to the
> doctor and they'd say "lose weight."  Now, I'm thin and I go to the
> doctor and they say, "Here, take some prozac." I'm sorry...I just get
> frustrated easily.
>
> Anyway, today has gone pretty well.  Hardly paleo...but relatively low
> carb.  I did just blow away 34 grams of carbs on a bag of M&M's which is
> not something I even normally eat anymore.  I had a horrible headache.
> I think that if I can stay at 100 grams of carbs for the next few days
> that should be pretty good...and then I can lower it more.  And hey I
> enjoyed it alot more than I would have enjoyed a big hunk of bread.
>
> I can see this isn't going to be easy...but it will be well worth it if
> I start to feel better soon.
>
> Ariel