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Where's the Party?

Most of us have early memories of birthday parties--our own and those of

other children--and as compulsive overeaters, we probably remember the food

more than anything else.  For as long as we can recollect, parties have meant

eating and drinking.  The better and more abundant the food and drink, the

better the party; or so we thought.

Maintaining abstinence means that we will attend parties where we do not eat

and drink, in order to do this with serenity and enjoyment, we need to

redefine our idea of a party.  It is not celebration if we break our

abstinence and go back to compulsive overeating.

Through this program, we come to see that a party is something more than an

occasion for eating and drinking.  Enjoying ourselves with other people

requires good will, mutual attraction, and the effort to communicate with and

affirm each other.  If these elements are present, there will be a party

whether or not there is anything to eat or drink.  If these elements are

absent, no amount of refreshments will ensure a good time.

Thank You for fun.

Barb B.

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