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Hi.

This morning I stepped on the scale and found out that I have crossed under 95

kilos (210 #) for the first time in many years. I have not been working hard at

it either. It is happening naturally and easily after the work I have been doing

with . Thanks so much. Eating well has begun to be more natural and easier.

I pay attention more to how I feel as and after I eat. This stuff works.

 

Carlton Larsen, Ba, Bgp

Freelance Musician

426 Pinehouse Drive

Saskatoon Sk

S7K4X5

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Woo Hoo!!!

 

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To: " insideoutweightloss " <insideoutweightloss >

Sent: Friday, September 2, 2011 6:46 AM

Subject: Progress

 

Hi.

This morning I stepped on the scale and found out that I have crossed under 95

kilos (210 #) for the first time in many years. I have not been working hard at

it either. It is happening naturally and easily after the work I have been doing

with . Thanks so much. Eating well has begun to be more natural and easier.

I pay attention more to how I feel as and after I eat. This stuff works.

 

Carlton Larsen, Ba, Bgp

Freelance Musician

426 Pinehouse Drive

Saskatoon Sk

S7K4X5

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Awesome!

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> Hi.

>

> This morning I stepped on the scale and found out that I have crossed under 95

kilos (210 #) for the first time in many years. I have not been working hard at

it either. It is happening naturally and easily after the work I have been doing

with . Thanks so much. Eating well has begun to be more natural and easier.

I pay attention more to how I feel as and after I eat. This stuff works.

>

>

> Carlton Larsen, Ba, Bgp

> Freelance Musician

> 426 Pinehouse Drive

> Saskatoon Sk

> S7K4X5

>

>

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> Hi.

>

> This morning I stepped on the scale and found out that I have crossed under 95

kilos (210 #) for the first time in many years. I have not been working hard at

it either. It is happening naturally and easily after the work I have been doing

with . Thanks so much. Eating well has begun to be more natural and easier.

I pay attention more to how I feel as and after I eat. This stuff works.

>

Congrats!

Eldred

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Life isn't a tennis match, where one person must lose in order for

another to win...  There's more than enough success to go around!

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  • 5 months later...

Carlton I so agree with you. I've found that once I backed off from being the

overprotective mom my children took responsibility and did good. And if they

don't? Well it's THEIR life! Still it hurts like hell when you see them making

the wrong choices doesn't it? But I've come to the conclusion that this is how

they learn. If we keep them in a protected environment how will they grow?

And I also used to act as a buffer between my son and husband. One day I just

said that's it! Stepping aside was the best thing I ever did. There was a

terrible argument followed by lots of talking followed by this mutual agreement

to agree to disagree followed by an awesome relationship between son and dad

(this happened over a three year period).

Thank you so much for posting and for your honesty.

And choosing water over candy is awesome esp since you are under so much stress.

I have been struggling for a month now. Since after the holidays. This is always

the worse time of the year for me. :-(

Hang in there Carlton and keep on posting.

Hugs

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> Carlton,

>

> Awesome!

>

> Livingston

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: " insideoutweightloss "

<insideoutweightloss >

> Sent: Thursday, February 9, 2012 5:02 PM

> Subject: Progress

>

>

> Hi.

>

> Just posted to my 12 step recovery group and I am delighted to be sober and

clean today still. My son moved out yesterday. I hauled a load of his stuff to

him last night. I am letting go of my tendency to enable and to be co-dependent

with him. He needs to be on his own and I need to give him that freedom and

space. I need to let go of my urge to rescue, to control and to offer

unsolicited advice. I need to shut up and back off to put it bluntly.

>

> Today I had several urges to binge on sugar. Last night I chose a chocolate

aero egg instead of the bags of chips and jumbo candy bars that called to me. I

have had the choice to have water instead of sweets a few times over the last 24

or so. I am committed to this journey of self recovery. I see little or no

difference between food and other things I could use to soothe or blunt or hide

the feelings. I choose to accept the pain and confusion and fear instead of

running from it or burying it.

>

> Thanks.

>

>

> Carlton Larsen, Ba, Bgp

> Freelance Musician

> 426 Pinehouse Drive

> Saskatoon Sk

> S7K4X5

>

>

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