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Thanks Judy, for the reminder to be grateful for what I have. How I feel really

is all about my attitude towards things.

Arnie

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> hi everyone,

> i had an experience i would like to share. i was walking down the main street

of our town feeling fat and ugly,complaining in my head how unhappy i was

because i was fat and everyone else i saw was jogging or riding bikes looking

fit.i looked up and i saw a young man in a wheel chair. he had a smile on his

face and said isn't it a beautiful day. first i thought ok God i hear you. then

i started thinking,my legs are short and chubby but they get me around.I might

have a budda belly but i am healthy..so for me i decided for today i would love

myself the way i am. and be grateful for my body flaws and all. i know it's not

easy but if the young man in the wheelchair could be so upbeat. i should try to

be more like him. so when we start beating our selfs up for not being perfect or

thin enough, remember we are all beautiful in our own unique way.we deserve to

eat,and have fun with life. stop buying those silly womens mags that are

unrealistic for most of us.i hope everyone has a really great thanksgiving and

enjoy the good food and family friends or whoever.

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> HAPPY THANKSGIVING

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> JUDY

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Hi Judy,

That was a very uplifting email! Thanks. It makes me feel really good to know you decided to love yourself the way you are; that's what I'm doing my darndest to do also, and it's nice to have the company :.) I hope you have a fantastic Thanksgiving! I just bought an Italian Almond Creme Cake for Thanksgiving, lol, looks yummy!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone :.)

Laurie

Subject: accepting yourselffTo: IntuitiveEating_Support Date: Tuesday, November 24, 2009, 8:47 PM

hi everyone,i had an experience i would like to share. i was walking down the main street of our town feeling fat and ugly,complaining in my head how unhappy i was because i was fat and everyone else i saw was jogging or riding bikes looking fit.i looked up and i saw a young man in a wheel chair. he had a smile on his face and said isn't it a beautiful day.

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That is a very good step to take Judy. And a brave one too. I bet you find it

has pay back that you never would have guessed too.

Its too easy to forget that as bad as we think a situation is, it could be worse

too. You are right - your body does function and serve you well every day.

Keep up the good work -

Katcha

IEing since March 2007

>

> hi everyone,

> i had an experience i would like to share. i was walking down the main street

of our town feeling fat and ugly,complaining in my head how unhappy i was

because i was fat and everyone else i saw was jogging or riding bikes looking

fit.i looked up and i saw a young man in a wheel chair. he had a smile on his

face and said isn't it a beautiful day. first i thought ok God i hear you. then

i started thinking,my legs are short and chubby but they get me around.I might

have a budda belly but i am healthy..so for me i decided for today i would love

myself the way i am. and be grateful for my body flaws and all. i know it's not

easy but if the young man in the wheelchair could be so upbeat. i should try to

be more like him. so when we start beating our selfs up for not being perfect or

thin enough, remember we are all beautiful in our own unique way.we deserve to

eat,and have fun with life. stop buying those silly womens mags that are

unrealistic for most of us.i hope everyone has a really great thanksgiving and

enjoy the good food and family friends or whoever.

>

>

>

> HAPPY THANKSGIVING

>

> JUDY

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Thanks for sharing! It's great to hear that you made this realization. It's a

VERY important step! Also it's a really good reminder for myself. Thanks!

>

> hi everyone,

> i had an experience i would like to share. i was walking down the main street

of our town feeling fat and ugly,complaining in my head how unhappy i was

because i was fat and everyone else i saw was jogging or riding bikes looking

fit.i looked up and i saw a young man in a wheel chair. he had a smile on his

face and said isn't it a beautiful day. first i thought ok God i hear you. then

i started thinking,my legs are short and chubby but they get me around.I might

have a budda belly but i am healthy..so for me i decided for today i would love

myself the way i am. and be grateful for my body flaws and all. i know it's not

easy but if the young man in the wheelchair could be so upbeat. i should try to

be more like him. so when we start beating our selfs up for not being perfect or

thin enough, remember we are all beautiful in our own unique way.we deserve to

eat,and have fun with life. stop buying those silly womens mags that are

unrealistic for most of us.i hope everyone has a really great thanksgiving and

enjoy the good food and family friends or whoever.

>

>

>

> HAPPY THANKSGIVING

>

> JUDY

>

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