I Was a Food Addict. 
Could I find support someplace other than my kitchen?
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Addiction, Food, Healthy Eating, Inadequacy, Overweight, Self-control, Self-Talk, Wake-Up Call, Weight-Loss
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sharon
i just finished reading this and know how it fells to have people you love tell you how fat you are and put you down all of the time it really hurts i am a grown woman withe grown children and i still remember the painful comments made to me by a parent. thank you so much foer shareing i thought i was alone
Lydia
Thank you for sharing your strugle with us all. I dont't feel so alone now.
Caroline
My journey from a lifetime of food addiction has just begun, and this article is exactly what I needed to read. Thank You!
sammie
I understand.
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