Comments on: What’s in your grocery cart? http://www.peachfriedman.com/2009/04/02/whats-in-your-grocery-cart/ Author / Eating Disorders Educator / Yoga Teacher in Auburn, AL Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:04:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: seeleelive (for the love of peanut butter) http://www.peachfriedman.com/2009/04/02/whats-in-your-grocery-cart/comment-page-1/#comment-12 seeleelive (for the love of peanut butter) Wed, 08 Apr 2009 23:12:00 +0000 http://www.peachfriedman.com/?p=107#comment-12 Hi Peach,<br/><br/> I came across your book last night at Barnes and Nobles. I sat and read it for about 30 minutes....I finally pulled my eyes off of it to purchased it. It is AMAZING. So raw, so real, so authentic. I am in recovery from an eating disorder--and struggled with OVER-EXERCISE, but all the same, I can relate to the obsession with food, schedules around the gym, unhappiness, and overall self-hatred. I am a freshman in college and have been in recovery for about a year solid. There are ups and downs, and the last couple pages of your book was what I really NEEDED to read. The fact that it IS Possible, that these thoughts will QUIET, diminish into thin air, that's the hope I need. I consider myself a genuinely optimistic girl, but sometimes it seems impossible. Thank you so much for being so inspiring, and for sharing your beautiful (yes, I said BEAUTIFUL) story and writing with the world. God bless you!<br/>~Lee Hi Peach,

I came across your book last night at Barnes and Nobles. I sat and read it for about 30 minutes….I finally pulled my eyes off of it to purchased it. It is AMAZING. So raw, so real, so authentic. I am in recovery from an eating disorder–and struggled with OVER-EXERCISE, but all the same, I can relate to the obsession with food, schedules around the gym, unhappiness, and overall self-hatred. I am a freshman in college and have been in recovery for about a year solid. There are ups and downs, and the last couple pages of your book was what I really NEEDED to read. The fact that it IS Possible, that these thoughts will QUIET, diminish into thin air, that’s the hope I need. I consider myself a genuinely optimistic girl, but sometimes it seems impossible. Thank you so much for being so inspiring, and for sharing your beautiful (yes, I said BEAUTIFUL) story and writing with the world. God bless you!
~Lee

]]> By: seeleelive (for the love of peanut butter) http://www.peachfriedman.com/2009/04/02/whats-in-your-grocery-cart/comment-page-1/#comment-11 seeleelive (for the love of peanut butter) Wed, 08 Apr 2009 23:11:00 +0000 http://www.peachfriedman.com/?p=107#comment-11 Hi Peach,<br/><br/> I came across your book last night at Barnes and Nobles. I sat and read it for about 30 minutes....I finally pulled my eyes off of it to purchased it. It is AMAZING. So raw, so real, so authentic. I am in recovery from an eating disorder--and struggled with OVER-EXERCISE, but all the same, I can relate to the obsession with food, schedules around the gym, unhappiness, and overall self-hatred. I am a freshman in college and have been in recovery for about a year solid. There are ups and downs, and the last couple pages of your book was what I really NEEDED to read. The fact that it IS Possible, that these thoughts will QUIET, diminish into thin air, that's the hope I need. I consider myself a genuinely optimistic girl, but sometimes it seems impossible. Thank you so much for being so inspiring, and for sharing your beautiful (yes, I said BEAUTIFUL) story and writing with the world. God bless you!<br/>~Lee Hi Peach,

I came across your book last night at Barnes and Nobles. I sat and read it for about 30 minutes….I finally pulled my eyes off of it to purchased it. It is AMAZING. So raw, so real, so authentic. I am in recovery from an eating disorder–and struggled with OVER-EXERCISE, but all the same, I can relate to the obsession with food, schedules around the gym, unhappiness, and overall self-hatred. I am a freshman in college and have been in recovery for about a year solid. There are ups and downs, and the last couple pages of your book was what I really NEEDED to read. The fact that it IS Possible, that these thoughts will QUIET, diminish into thin air, that’s the hope I need. I consider myself a genuinely optimistic girl, but sometimes it seems impossible. Thank you so much for being so inspiring, and for sharing your beautiful (yes, I said BEAUTIFUL) story and writing with the world. God bless you!
~Lee

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