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Diet books in a box! LOL I have a box of them too. I did that

about a year ago. They are in my storage room in the basement of my

apartment building. I actually didn't buy any for a while. Then, I

started again. I bet I could fill another box. I can't even imagine

how much money I've spent on diet books, magazines with diet

articles, not to mention odd and sundry foods and supplements that

are recommended. It really is a shame.

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> Received: Friday, August 22, 2008, 3:00 AM

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> I have strated to weigh myself only when i go to the Dr..

I have only done this for awhile IE that is but my pants are loser.

They are cotton my pjs that is and not strechy.So it indicates i have

lost weight. I have had a few last suppers.unfortunatl y my body

doesn't like a lot of carbs. I am diabetic So I must still use some

caution. I think I have had some progress whit IE.

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> I am 62 so have seen a lot of diet fads. I have done

every kind that was the rage the boiled egg diet. The liquid protein

diet whidh worked but was recalled from the market because it was

killing people.I had a few episodes where it made me sick but i still

wanted it even when it was recalled. Crazy huh?The peamut butter diet

I CAN'T REMEBER THEM ALL . I've done the laxatives but couldn't make

myself throw up/ fluid pills etccc. In the IE book it list the type

of dieter \s. i seem to have been all of them at one time or another

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I still have all my WW stuff in the back seat of my car. I can't

seem to make myself throw it out yet because it seems like such a

waste of money. Maybe I'll give it to my MIL...I know she'll use and

appreciate it.

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> > Subject: the scale

> > To: IntuitiveEating_Support

> > Received: Friday, August 22, 2008, 3:00 AM

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> > I have strated to weigh myself only when i go to the

Dr..

> I have only done this for awhile IE that is but my pants are loser.

> They are cotton my pjs that is and not strechy.So it indicates i

have

> lost weight. I have had a few last suppers.unfortunatl y my body

> doesn't like a lot of carbs. I am diabetic So I must still use some

> caution. I think I have had some progress whit IE.

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> > I am 62 so have seen a lot of diet fads. I have done

> every kind that was the rage the boiled egg diet. The liquid

protein

> diet whidh worked but was recalled from the market because it was

> killing people.I had a few episodes where it made me sick but i

still

> wanted it even when it was recalled. Crazy huh?The peamut butter

diet

> I CAN'T REMEBER THEM ALL . I've done the laxatives but couldn't

make

> myself throw up/ fluid pills etccc. In the IE book it list the type

> of dieter \s. i seem to have been all of them at one time or another

> > Betty

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I don't know about you, but I would have loved to have given dieting

info to my MIL, but only because it would have driven her crazy!!

LOL!!! That's one revenge that I hadn't thought of (oh I'm BAD!!). [PS

this gal drove us all nuts, even my hubby - her son]

Krazy Katcha

IEing since March 2007

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> I still have all my WW stuff in the back seat of my car. I can't

> seem to make myself throw it out yet because it seems like such a

> waste of money. Maybe I'll give it to my MIL...I know she'll use and

> appreciate it.

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Too funny!

My MIL is a die hard Weight Watcher. I haven't told her that I'm not

going anymore. I guess that would be one foot out of the IE closet!

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> > I still have all my WW stuff in the back seat of my car. I can't

> > seem to make myself throw it out yet because it seems like such a

> > waste of money. Maybe I'll give it to my MIL...I know she'll use

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I recycled all my WW stuff except the cookbooks. Those I donated to the library. I didn't want to give anyone the program materials because I didn't want anyone else to go through what I did! My sister asked me about WW several months ago and I almost had a panic attack for her. I wanted to scream DON'T DO IT!! I told her about IE but I don't think she has done anything. She just keep complaining about her weight.

Kipkabob

(Intuitive eating since September 2006)

Subject: Re: the scaleTo: IntuitiveEating_Support Received: Friday, August 22, 2008, 12:13 PM

I don't know about you, but I would have loved to have given dietinginfo to my MIL, but only because it would have driven her crazy!!LOL!!! That's one revenge that I hadn't thought of (oh I'm BAD!!). [PSthis gal drove us all nuts, even my hubby - her son]Krazy KatchaIEing since March 2007>> I still have all my WW stuff in the back seat of my car. I can't > seem to make myself throw it out yet because it seems like such a > waste of money. Maybe I'll give it to my MIL...I know she'll use and > appreciate it. >

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I never thought about that. I have about 15 of their cookbooks that

I've collected over the years - primarily because I enjoy cookbooks.

I think I maybe made one or two things out of them and that was it.

I wonder if my bookstore would buy them for their used books

section. Hmmm....

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Don't forget online re-sale places for your used books (Amazon,

Half.com etc.) and even PaperBackSwap.com where you list your books

and get to select from what others offer - for only the price of the

shipping!!

Katcha

IEing Since March 2007

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> I never thought about that. I have about 15 of their cookbooks that

> I've collected over the years - primarily because I enjoy cookbooks.

> I think I maybe made one or two things out of them and that was it.

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> I wonder if my bookstore would buy them for their used books

> section. Hmmm....

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