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[Guest guest]

Hi Leslie,

 

I'm new here too. I've not made it to the point of being totally

vegetarian either...yet.

 

I'm having much more success now than in the past. For me variety is

key. This loop is helping tremendously.

 

Also, if you haven't, you might want to check to see what books your

library carry on the subject. I'm reading a wonderful book right

now; actually it's a cookbook, but has lots of info beyond just

recipes. It's called " The American Vegetarian Cookbook " , by Marilyn

Diamond. Another good series of books are the ones written by Dr.

Dean Ornish. I've gone through his book and am completely convinced

that eating vegetarian is the most healthy way to eat.

 

Blessings,

Karla B.

 

 

, " Leslie Anne " <latx48@h...> wrote:

> Hi, I am Leslie in South Texas. I have been wanting to be

vegetarian for

> several years, and having mixed results. My heart wants it but my

body

> rebels. I thought maybe if I signed on here I might get some good

ideas for

> things to cook that would help me along.

>

> I am 52, full time caretaker of Mom who is 87, mother of one,

grandmother of

> one (soon to be another). I want to be vegetarian more for the

animal

> cruelty reasons and the global reasons, rather than any health

preferences.

>

> Nice to meet you all

>

> Les

>

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[Guest guest]

Hello there,

 

I am Susie - a newbie to both this site and veganism I am slowly

branching out to find new things to eat! I have to admit that since

I started I have 100% better - at first I had some headaches but I

think that was from withdrawals of some of the foods I was eating,

but now that I am aware of nutrient needs and how to at least attempt

to cover them with foods I eat, I havent had any....

 

My quest is to find recipes that are going to pass the finicky non-

vegans in my home!!