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["Jeanne Driese" <jeanne13 AT earthlink.net>]

Good thinking Bev, it has taken me from my thirties to mid fifties to figure 
out my present way of life!  More intense study would have probably saved me 
lots of money as well as undo stress.  You go for it!!
The first half of my life was spent trying every thing that came along, I 
would lose weight and feel depressed, have no energy, and not be very 
cheerful!  Now that I have given up, wheat, meat, and dairy,(except for that 
butter thing) my disposition has become very pleasant and I have tons of 
energy!
You will find your way.
Jeanne
tnhillwoman
North East TN zone 6
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: EarthNSky 
  To: homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org 
  Sent: Monday, December 22, 2008 5:07 PM
  Subject: Re: [Homestead] Blood type diet




  Jeanne Driese wrote:
  > Bev, If you would like, after the Holidays are over and we are into 
  > the new year I would be happy to send you the book you have not read.
  >  My copy is marked a great deal in the A sections but the O sections 
  > are clean and neat! Let me know if you would like the book.


  Yes, I would like to read it, but I have a few others to read as well so
  there is no rush for me.
  Just so you know, I am in a stage where I gather as much information as
  possible, like brainstorming, about what options are out there.  I am
  nowhere close to deciding which one is right for me or when I will start
  some regime.  I can't be on two separate diets at once, working two
  plans at once, for example, so I have to figure out which I should be
  doing first, second, and always.  There are easy changes that I could
  and in many cases have already made, adding and subtracting things from
  my diet, but that isn't truly following a plan.  Taking turmeric
  capsules daily would be an example of something I could do, but there is
  no way to know if that will work for me right now since I am in
  remission from the medication I need to stop taking. I am researching
  the blood type and Fuhrman diets/fasting, but I am also looking at other
  medications.  I had two doctors appointments today and more in January
  and I want to discuss my health and fitness with those guys, too.  I
  want to see all sides of things before I stop taking my meds and
  actively pursue an alternative.  I hope this makes sense to you.

  There are a lot of options and things to try.  I don't feel hopeless at
  all yet.  What I have to make sure of is that everything is planned and
  no time is wasted on these alternative 'trials'.  Once I am off the
  regular meds, time is my enemy is these diets don't work.  I have
  already seen that my body can get irreversible damage in a short time, a
  few months..yo no lo quiero mas.

  I just thought I would explain that in case someone thinks I am
  procrastinating or just not taking their advice.  I wanted you all to
  know that I am amassing information, considering all options and
  planning first.

  Bev


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