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Ok I admit I have issues-that is why I am here, to get help for my issues. I

have found the discussions on this list to be very helpful. I don't think it

is an attack to point out that we may have underlying emotional problems

around food. Of course we do and it does not hurt to look at them. Not all of

us

are well versed in how to bring this to light in a positive manner but that

does not make us bad. Sometimes the truth does not feel good but it is better

than a life of denial and victimhood.

I am here because I have found that emotionally comforting myself with food

is more of a punishment to my body than a comfort and I need to know how to

substitute that way of eating with a healthier way of eating.

Binging is not healthy whether it is a 24 ounce porter house steak or a

gallon of ice cream or a gallon of mashed potatoes (my favorite)-so yes chances

are that those of us who may do this binging may need help so lets help each

other. I am not here because I look like Uma Thurmond-or insert favorite

celebrity here-dot dot dot

every one has a right to their observations, some are more expert than

others but relevant none the less. So keep talking every one and maybe we will

all

be the wiser and healthier because of it.

Martha in NY

http://community.webshots.com/user/marthabilski

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I don't think that anyone has the right to tell anyone else in this

group that they have issues. No one here is a certified counselor. I

am currently attending school to get my degree in counseling. We need

to support one another or people feel attacked. Why attach someone

for doing something that is actually completely normal and expected.

Its not the end of the world or the end of the diet. It only serves

to alienate people from this site to attack someone.

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So then you think that when someone posts a comment about something that

they don't understand or something that they have done wrong, that we,

as a group, should respond " Gee, that's too bad for you. Hope you can

straighten it around. Good luck. " And leave it at that? In other words

we should coddle everyone?

Chuck

angela ward wrote:

> I don't think that anyone has the right to tell anyone else in this

> group that they have issues. No one here is a certified counselor. I

> am currently attending school to get my degree in counseling. We need

> to support one another or people feel attacked. Why attach someone

> for doing something that is actually completely normal and expected.

> Its not the end of the world or the end of the diet. It only serves

> to alienate people from this site to attack someone.

>

>

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