Having what I already once lost

Pounds, that's what I'm talking about. I just want to throw it out there at this point that I'm being weight-conscious because of my health. I've seen so many older men and women who gained weight in their early 20's and it never stopped from there, and this brought out a whole chain of health problems. Also to throw it out there, I'm becoming more conscious about my diet because within the past year, my cholesterol level went up to what can now be considered as "high."

As you might know, I did get really sick the past week (not because of my weight but of a viral infection). It amazes me how there's a silver lining at the end of every dark cloud...I lost so much weight when I got sick, 11 pounds to be exact. All in a week! And the more important thing is that I started eating in smaller portions, just because I got used to it already.

You might also know about my food binge this past Saturday, and continuously over the weekend, I've been eating like crazy (well not really, just in the same way as I was eating before I got sick). In 2 days, I gained more or less 6 lbs.

To be fair to myself, it's not that I really ate that much food, but it's just that I easily gain weight but hardly lose them (doesn't that go for everyone else?).

Right now, I don't feel all-too-digestively well, probably because of my terribly erratic eating habits. I always had caramel sundae whenever I'd have an upset stomach or what not, and maybe I should have had that for lunch instead. It has always worked for me.

Now I'm back to eating very little, just because my stomach can't handle that much food anymore as it used to (except for last night's adobo spree, woo-hoo!). Maybe I'd lose weight again, but more importantly, be able to establish a diet that would be stably healthy for me.