Feeling your frustration, I have the same thing with my 82 year old mother. I would never hear the last of it if I told her I fasted, bearing in mind she's been overweight all her life and I'm not but that would hold no odds with her.
I just take it on the chin and try and have a salad or something equally light and ignore the faddy eating comments when I don't want something unhealthy. Back on it the next day!
I'm fortunate that we don't eat together very often and if I pop in to see her I say I've already eaten or I'm eating later with my hubby.
Tis annoying though
--- In fast5@yahoogroups.com, Lesley Taylor <lesleytaylor6112@...> wrote:
>
> I am really angry because I just had to have lunch with my Mum. Its a monthly
> thing that I couldn't really get out of. And its no good trying to explain to a
> 75 year old what I am trying to do becasue she wouldn't understand and I would
> have endured 2 hours of earache about what I was doing and that it is a really
> stupid idea and it wouldn't work.
>
> I am so upset because I had to eat and really didn't want to. Things have been
> going so well and I just did not want to spoil things.
>
> Just felt like a little rant and now I feel better (a bit anyway).
>
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