Finding the right size

I need some new shirts. Everything I have is either way too big or too small. The stuff I have inherited is all women's clothing, so while the pants fit, the shirts are ridiculous. I put on a women's button down shirt yesterday that fit me fine around, but my long arms were sticking out 4 inches past the cuff. I have really wide shoulders, so shirts are hard for me. I need to go shopping tonight because I have a new (to me) suit that I'm happy to wear (as it fits) but I have nothing to wear under it.

Yesterday was extremely busy. I was working and on the go until 9PM, and my mind wouldn't stop racing with all I had going on. I couldn't sleep last night, and I was up most of the night so today I'm dragging. I should have purchased a coffee on the way in.

Speaking of which, I cannot eat and drive. When you are banded, you have to be able to eat slowly. If you take too big of a bite, the food gets stuck and it's very painful. You can either suffer through it or spit it up. I know, gross. (Not as gross as being 200 lbs overweight, though)

Yesterday I stopped by Dunkins on the way to a meeting, and I purchased an ice coffee and a turkey sausage multigrain flat bread for lunch. I didn't realize it, but they gave me a turkey, bacon and cheese flat bread - not what I ordered. Oh well - I didn't have time to get anything else, and I started to eat the sandwich while driving. I was in a rush, and I wasn't thinking, and all of the sudden, I had a giant golf ball feeling in my chest (technically, my esophagus).

It wouldn't go away, and it was very painful, and I ended up having to spit up my food into a bag that almost started leaking all over my suit. Nice. Very nice.

So, I must plan to be much better about planning to eat when I have time (which isn't always possible), and no more attempts at eating in the car when I am distracted.