Re: I'm hungry- food having no appeal

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Rev. Pam,

When you mentioned food not having the appeal now it once had,it

reminded me that a relative of mine by marriage who is also a Rev.

(woman too) told me several months ago when I saw her at a

graduation that food has become just a means of sustenance (sp)

now. She has never been heavy in her life and is quite thin now in

her late 50's. I remember sighing and wishing I could get to that

point w/ food. I still wish I could. I gave up alcohol when I

decided to start a family because I knew where I was headed w/my

alcoholic family past. It was a little difficult at first, but as

soon as I became pregnant, I never cared again. I want to make that

same decision w/food. I just haven't found a way for my mind and my

cravings to follow along. Just my thoughts.

Diane

Lap rny 9/99

> It's strange (but nice) that food doesn't have that appeal and

impact it

> used to.

>

> Rev. Pam

> Open RNY 12/11/02

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