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In a message dated 8/17/99 11:24:14 PM Central Daylight Time,

chansmommie@... writes:

<< Have any of you ever experienced church day cares? What were your

experiences.....having your child with people you KNOW and trust....I

guess my only worry will be him getting sick a lot. >>

My best friend works at a church day care and she says the kids are always

sick all the time. She is even always sick now. It would be a good break

for you and give you a good chance to rest but if he started getting sick

alto it may be more stress.

Maybe try it for a week or so and see how it goes.

Amy

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In a message dated 8/17/99 11:24:14 PM Central Daylight Time,

chansmommie@... writes:

<< Have any of you ever experienced church day cares? What were your

experiences.....having your child with people you KNOW and trust....I

guess my only worry will be him getting sick a lot. >>

My 5 year old started in the Mother's Day out program at church when he was 2

and went two days a week for 3 or 4 hours a time and it gave me time to get a

lot of stuff done, as far as errands and cleaning and such. Plus Maddy was

just 10 months old and it gave us some one on one time. I love the church run

preschool programs, I think they are great! All of mine have gone to the same

one and it is at the church we attend. Here's how it'll work this year....all

for my sanity, mind you! LOL!

Tripp 5, starts Kindergarten.

Maddy 4, starts in the 4 year old class the church preschool and goes M, W,

F, 9-2, except Wed is 9-12.

Cody 2, will start in the 2 year old class at the church preschool and go

Mondays and Fridays from 9-2.

I've also found that it helps with potty training, they'll stick to the

schedule you set, if you ask them to.

So now this year, I will get one on one time with Tyler, 9 months! LOL! See

what I mean about sanity! hehe!

The do ALL normally catch some new strain of a cold every year around 3 or 4

weeks after they start, but I believe it's just a school thing. It normally

pretty mild, runny nose, a little cough and some stuffiness, but it's never

been worse than that and doesn't last very long.

Hope that helps you out some!

Jen

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Hi , Sorry to hear about your computer. Can't live with them, can't

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love

denise

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Dear My name is Sue Park and I am a nurse with RP. There is another

Sue too, who's a nurse with RP also. I was reading your post to the group

and would really appreciate a copy of dr. trenthams' whole article and if

you have the one by I think it was Dr. ? Herman or something I'd really like

that too. I'd be more than happy to pay you for snail mail or whatever

email would be great but please let me know and I'll send you my address

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in with a new rheumatologist since the one I had retired and would like to

take information with me. I know its extra work but I would really

appreciate your help. Sue P

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> Hi, Gang.

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> the re-formatting I have lost just about everyone's e-mail snail mail and

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Ellen

I almost cried when i first read your hello.. didn't have time to reply then

but I know how you feel .. this is the same push i feel to this surgery the

love for my child and wanting a happier healthier life... I will be thinking

of you as we share this journey

hugs

vicki

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oh i am doing just great except for the fact that i have a very sharp pain

down the bottom of the left side of my stomach and cant firgure for the life

of me what it may be its been very sore for about a week its on the part of

my stomach that hangs very low and i cant go to the doc i havent any time at

all to go anyway thanks for the hello.also i am in a heated debate with my

speech class over this surgery and its getting hot but i love it because any

thing negitive they have had to say about it i have had the evidence to back

up anything ive said jeanie

Hi

> Hi Jeanie...how are you? Hows school? always... sherri

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> Sherri : )

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How exciting! Did you feel like a kid again! We went to Salsbury State with my daughter for an open house and it was sooo cool! She loved it (so did I).

-- Hi

Well, Happy Monday! You ladies have been extremely busy the past few days! Itook a couple of days off from work and I come back to over 400 e-mails!!!!!!!I went to visit the college that I'll be attending when I am laid-off from work(University of North Carolina - Asheville). For all you newbies, the corporateoffice of Agfa has elected to close the facility where I am employed."Down-sizing" is what they're calling it to make us feel better! LOL Anyway, Igot some good news! With my associates degree, I have most of the generaleducation requirements already done! There are a couple of classes that I amshort on, but I can get those at night while I'm still working (I still don'tknow for how long). So, now you can prepare yourselves for all the whining I'mgoing to be doing as an almost-40-year-old returning to the classroom! BTW, mymajor will be education (middle school - science).I see we had some births this past week. Congratulations Grandma Sharon andAunt Becky!!Welcome to all the newcomers and, as always, congratulations to all you losers!I suppose I should do a little work since I'm here! Everybody have a wonderfulday!(water,water,water,cool water,so refreshing,mmmmmmmm)~There are no strangers here... Only friends that haven't met yet~

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Are you going to become a teacher?

-- Re: Hi | >-----------------------------------------------------------|How exciting! Did you feel like a kid again! We went to Salsbury Statewith my daughter for an open house and it was sooo cool! She loved it (sodid I).-------Original Message-------From: wwliterside Date: Monday, April 29, 2002 09:23:10 AMTo: wwliterside Subject: HiWell, Happy Monday! You ladies have been extremely busy the past few days!Itook a couple of days off from work and I come back to over 400e-mails!!!!!!!I went to visit the college that I'll be attending when I am laid-off fromwork(University of North Carolina - Asheville). For all you newbies, thecorporate

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Y,

I had upper and lower surgery about 5 1/2 weeks ago in Austin. If

you are anywhere around here I can help you out. Otherwise you can

get referrals from your ortho and dentist. See if any names come up

on both lists. Do an initial consult with one or more surgeons to see

with whom you feel most comfortable.

Feel free to email me.

Terri

> Hello All,

> I am a 22 year old female living in Texas. I have a crossbite, and

> have been told since I was 17 that I should have this type of

> surgery. However my face does not seemed " deformed " , and I was

never

> really much bothered by the cross bite. However now my front teeth

> are starting to wear away, and its become evident that I should

have

> this procedure done. I am very scared, and I dont have a clue as to

> find a GREAT doctor to do the procedure. Any advice you can offer

> would be much appreciated.

> Thank You,

> ~Y

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The crystal light I purchased has aspartame. Which ones have splenda?

thanks, stef

Hi

HI everyone...my name is Dawn. I had my surgery open RNY on sept 29

this year. I have lost 27 pounds so far was 317...now 290. I was

wondering...i am drinking ice tea and was wondering if caffeen has

any bad effects on us....also i would appriciate everyone listing

products they have found made with splenda.

HUgs to all, Dawn

Alberta canada

Dr.Knor

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The crystal light I purchased has aspartame. Which ones have splenda?

thanks, stef

Hi

HI everyone...my name is Dawn. I had my surgery open RNY on sept 29

this year. I have lost 27 pounds so far was 317...now 290. I was

wondering...i am drinking ice tea and was wondering if caffeen has

any bad effects on us....also i would appriciate everyone listing

products they have found made with splenda.

HUgs to all, Dawn

Alberta canada

Dr.Knor

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--WHY were YOU stuck in the back?

I was the shortest one on the trip. and are almost 6 feet tall, I think is over 6 feet. I had pillows all around me and it was actually not to bad to stretch out. I read most of the way.

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LOL--my son is 6' 2.5" and I never ride in the back. I may scoot my seat up a little, but he can crunch up better than me. 'Course I could never read in the car, and almost always get car sick in the back, so...

Kathy

RE: Hi

--WHY were YOU stuck in the back?

I was the shortest one on the trip. and are almost 6 feet tall, I think is over 6 feet. I had pillows all around me and it was actually not to bad to stretch out. I read most of the way.

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Hi,

Just thought I'd pop in here and read some posts. I see it has been since

January since I have posted anything, so I thought I'd say hi.

I've been doing okay. I'd say I'm about half an IE'r at this point. The one

thing I've really got %100 from IE is the realization that dieting has caused me

nothing but pain physically, psychologically and spiritually. There is just no

way I'd ever go on another diet again.

I still have a tendency to over-eat, and I have gained in size, but that has

leveled off. I don't think I'm gaining any weight for the past few months.

One thing that has been very positive is that my cravings for sugar seem to have

slowly dissipated. When I first started IE chocolate and other sugar infused

things where very high on the list of things I wanted. I did what IE suggests

and just ate it whenever I wanted to. It all seemed a little crazy, but now I

don't think about those items very often, so it really does work. I still get

cravings for sweet things, but only about once a week instead of all the time.

I think it's time I get get back to focusing on some IE concepts again. I think

I'll just pick one thing to try to improve at and work on that one thing.

Arnie

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Hello Arnie!!

I am so happy to read your post. I can very much relate to all of what you

wrote. When one begins IE its like letting the genie out of the bottle and

getting it back in (as in returning to dieting) is near impossible from then on.

The lovely part of IE is that its not a 'program with set goals', but more a

gentle nudge back towards what we all had to begin with. I've found that the

longer I go the IE 'way', the less I am bothered by the very things that got me

here in the first place. Yes old habits pop up, especially at stressful times,

but the happy thing is that we have newer and better practices to counteract

those occurrences too. I and it seems many of the loner term members have also

made mention of getting to a 'leveling off' point which has to be a step before

the last of the IE practices 'kick in' :)

ehugs, Katcha

IEing since March 2007

>

> Hi,

>

> Just thought I'd pop in here and read some posts. I see it has been since

January since I have posted anything, so I thought I'd say hi.

>

> I've been doing okay. I'd say I'm about half an IE'r at this point. The one

thing I've really got %100 from IE is the realization that dieting has caused me

nothing but pain physically, psychologically and spiritually. There is just no

way I'd ever go on another diet again.

>

> I still have a tendency to over-eat, and I have gained in size, but that has

leveled off. I don't think I'm gaining any weight for the past few months.

>

> One thing that has been very positive is that my cravings for sugar seem to

have slowly dissipated. When I first started IE chocolate and other sugar

infused things where very high on the list of things I wanted. I did what IE

suggests and just ate it whenever I wanted to. It all seemed a little crazy,

but now I don't think about those items very often, so it really does work. I

still get cravings for sweet things, but only about once a week instead of all

the time.

>

> I think it's time I get get back to focusing on some IE concepts again. I

think I'll just pick one thing to try to improve at and work on that one thing.

>

> Arnie

>

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Good to see you back Arnie!

To: IntuitiveEating_Support Sent: Sat, November 21, 2009 12:29:00 PMSubject: Hi

Hi,Just thought I'd pop in here and read some posts. I see it has been since January since I have posted anything, so I thought I'd say hi.I've been doing okay. I'd say I'm about half an IE'r at this point. The one thing I've really got %100 from IE is the realization that dieting has caused me nothing but pain physically, psychologically and spiritually. There is just no way I'd ever go on another diet again. I still have a tendency to over-eat, and I have gained in size, but that has leveled off. I don't think I'm gaining any weight for the past few months.One thing that has been very positive is that my cravings for sugar seem to have slowly dissipated. When I first started IE chocolate and other sugar infused things where very high on the list of things I wanted. I did what IE suggests and just ate it whenever I wanted to. It all seemed a little crazy, but now I don't think about those items very often, so it really

does work. I still get cravings for sweet things, but only about once a week instead of all the time. I think it's time I get get back to focusing on some IE concepts again. I think I'll just pick one thing to try to improve at and work on that one thing.Arnie

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hi,i'm new to the group so it's nice to hear your doing well not dieting.i want to get to that point. i'm not dieting but i still think about it. i refuse to give anymore money to support any diet group.i could probably retire on the money i have spent on diet books and groups.i really get very inspired by the words i read here. it's so hard in todays society to be ok with yourself when you see whats suppose to be normal. we are all so unique and special in our own way. this is a great

site happy thoughts to all, judyTo: IntuitiveEating_Support Sent: Sat, November 21, 2009 4:38:27 PMSubject: Re: Hi

Good to see you back Arnie!

From: arnie_gg <arnieggmail (DOT) com>To: IntuitiveEating_ Support@yahoogro ups.comSent: Sat, November 21, 2009 12:29:00 PMSubject: [intuitiveEating_ Support] Hi

Hi,Just thought I'd pop in here and read some posts. I see it has been since January since I have posted anything, so I thought I'd say hi.I've been doing okay. I'd say I'm about half an IE'r at this point. The one thing I've really got %100 from IE is the realization that dieting has caused me nothing but pain physically, psychologically and spiritually. There is just no way I'd ever go on another diet again. I still have a tendency to over-eat, and I have gained in size, but that has leveled off. I don't think I'm gaining any weight for the past few months.One thing that has been very positive is that my cravings for sugar seem to have slowly dissipated. When I first started IE chocolate and other sugar infused things where very high on the list of things I wanted. I did what IE suggests and just ate it whenever I wanted to. It all seemed a little crazy, but now I don't think about those items very often, so it really

does work. I still get cravings for sweet things, but only about once a week instead of all the time. I think it's time I get get back to focusing on some IE concepts again. I think I'll just pick one thing to try to improve at and work on that one thing.Arnie

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