Re: Re: You are feeding something other

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Its normal for me!

That is why I am hesitant to post my confusion or success on this board because

many of you fly off the handle. It would be nice to hear, ok you slipped up,

now move forward. That kind of thing. I think my ice-cream and candy binge is

no different than someone who had too much to drink at a Christmas party.

Re: Re: You are feeding something other

At 10:40 PM 11/9/2005 +0000, you wrote:

>I've known for six years and she doesn't have " severe emotional

>problems. " That is ridiculous to assume that about someone you don't

>know.

>

>ann sorry but that kind of indulgence, is just not I'm hungry or

>craving sweets.... What do you call doing that ann normal behavior ?

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At 04:21 AM 11/10/2005 +0000, you wrote:

>I call it the same kind of behavior that caused ALL of us to become

>overweight and be on this list. If you weren't overindulging on a

>regular basis, you wouldn't be here yourself.

well I'm rather a different tale i quit smoking and that messes with the

metabolism big time.....eating careful 90 percent to the time walking 12

miles a week and working out at the gym 2 days a week and drinking water

20 lbs ....Dr told me hang on one year do the best you can and the do SBD

> lost 19 lbs and has 6 pounds left to lose, hardly someone who

>spends every day gorging on food.

Well thats terrific, but thats not the impression she give and ...

Apologize if i missed a post

>It is very presumptuous, pompous and

>ignorant to say that someone you never even met has " severe emotional

>problems. "

a ann I'd say your rather putting words in my mouth

> >ann sorry but that kind of indulgence, is just not I'm hungry

or

> >craving sweets.... What do you call doing that ann normal

behavior ?

>When you get your psychiatry degree

Hon best not to assume I don't have that degree,you might be surprised.

I'm far from ignorant... just dyslectic

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In a message dated 11/9/2005 10:34:50 PM Eastern Standard Time,

bf9421@... writes:

Its normal for me!

That is why I am hesitant to post my confusion or success on this board

because many of you fly off the handle. It would be nice to hear, ok you

slipped

up, now move forward. That kind of thing. I think my ice-cream and candy

binge is no different than someone who had too much to drink at a Christmas

party.

It's normal for me too, if it's any comfort. I do pretty good making good

choices and eating healthy portions but every now and again I snap. It happens.

And I've been on deadline so I missed most of this thread but I'm a big

believer in 'you've got a whole life ahead of you. dust yourself off and begin

again.'

Every day is a chance for a new beginning. Some days I don't make it past

breakfast, other times I can chain a few weeks along.

Well into my thirties, I never thought anyone binged the way I did. A few

years back I did an Internet search and couldn't believe how far from alone I

really was. I appreciate your posting about challenges -- you probably touched

a lot of people you didn't even realize. Don't let the buggers get you down

and take good care of yourself!