Guest guest Posted November 2, 2007 Report Share Posted November 2, 2007 Nicola I am glad sharing has made you feel a bit better. its very true for me that doing the food seems to have made my big decisions a whole lot easier. I used to fret a lot. healing through the steps seems to have cleared my thoughts. so you find it hard explaining the steps to others? I must admit, I dont explain much - peoples eyes glaze over dont they? I just go prepared for anything. Would be interested to hear how others cope. keep in touch with us - looking forward to your next step 3 doings mosaic , Nicola <nic_paton wrote: > > > hi all, > > thanks *so* much for all the responses. i'd been feeling a bit like i was going crazy because i couldn't talk to anyone about my decision - it can be just too hard to explain this program & how food affects me. > > i understand the concerns about the retreat centre not allowing me to organise any of my own food - it's very disappointing & i wouldn't run a centre like that because it excludes people. i don't know what their reasoning is. > > however that is how it is & there are a lot of really big reasons why i want to go there - it's really important to me. i'll let you know what i decide. > > thanks once more, > > nicola Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 3, 2007 Report Share Posted November 3, 2007 thanks mosaic, 'fretting a lot' could certainly describe me - & it doesn't have to be a very big decision to bring that on! i just spent 45 minutes trying to work out whether to take on an extra shift at work tomorrow, LOL. yes, i find people's eyes glaze over if i try to talk about the food - so i don't usually try any more, figure better just to do it though it's a bit lonely sometimes. my step 3 has gone ok today. took my own hardboiled eggs along to a lunch, which was provided at a meeting i was at & there was white bean salad & veges & hummus & semi whole grain bread there (pleasant surprise). i wasn't quite full though so had a bit more when i got home & was pretty hungry by then. dinner was seitan & vege stew on rye sourdough toast & another egg - i'm not sure i ate enough but i'm finding it a bit hard to have a big meal at night. nicola mosaic58 Fri, 2 Nov 2007 17:05:20 +0000 Re:retreat/ explaining our program to others Nicola I am glad sharing has made you feel a bit better. its very true for me that doing the food seems to have made my big decisions a whole lot easier. I used to fret a lot. healing through the steps seems to have cleared my thoughts. so you find it hard explaining the steps to others? I must admit, I dont explain much - peoples eyes glaze over dont they? I just go prepared for anything. Would be interested to hear how others cope. keep in touch with us - looking forward to your next step 3 doings mosaic , Nicola <nic_paton wrote: > > > hi all, > > thanks *so* much for all the responses. i'd been feeling a bit like i was going crazy because i couldn't talk to anyone about my decision - it can be just too hard to explain this program & how food affects me. > > i understand the concerns about the retreat centre not allowing me to organise any of my own food - it's very disappointing & i wouldn't run a centre like that because it excludes people. i don't know what their reasoning is. > > however that is how it is & there are a lot of really big reasons why i want to go there - it's really important to me. i'll let you know what i decide. > > thanks once more, > > nicola _______________ New music from the Rogue Traders - listen now! http://ninemsn.com.au/share/redir/adTrack.asp?mode=click & clientID=832 & referral=h\ otmailtaglineOct07 & URL=http://music.ninemsn.com.au/roguetraders Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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