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Good luck Diane,
If you do eat a little too much one day, stay away from that "Pig" 
analogy
it will cause nothing but more feelings of shame
We are all human
Love yourself, accept your mistakes, forgive yourself, and keep trying to 

make choices : )
Love Deb


>From: "Diane Sheats" <Diane_Design@...>
>Reply-To: 
>To: <>
>Subject: Re: [nosdiet] Update
>Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 15:23:42 -0500
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "lee33183" <lee33183@...>
>
> >Up until about 45 I could eat whatever I want and evern before 40 I 
could
>eat like a pig and be skinny. I guess when that changed I kept eating 
like
>a pig but started gaining alittle and then all of a sudden I starting 
gain
>faster. I guess I was lucky for awhile.
>
>I have known other people that happened to, and I do feel sorry for 
them!
>Their whole lives, they were never forced to learn anything about
>self-control so when it finally caught up with them (somewhere between 
30
>and 40), it was incredibly hard to learn better habits. Some never do. 

>I'd
>almost rather be as I am, dealing with weight issues all my life. Only
>"almost," though, because it might be better to actually know what 
skinny
>(normal) feels like. A sensible weight that once was real might seem 
more
>attainable and we wouldn't be so prone to giving up.
>
>Well, we all have different situations, but I believe we should accept
>ourselves as we are while continuing to take small steps toward something
>better. That's hard enough!
>
>Diane
>
>

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