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Leah Morrison <l_morrison2002 wrote:

Sheri,

 

I really know what you mean! I think my husband would go streaking before

evening thinking about eating raw. I am not consuming any diary products, but my

family still does. I decided that if they are going to continue to drink milk it

should at the very least be organic. My husband had a total melt down, and acted

like a 5 year old over changing the milk! Which makes being supportive of my

choice to go raw completely out of the question. I also love what you said about

" you can't unlearn " what you have learned about raw. I can't either. Maybe its

so impressed upon me now because of how much better I feel in addition to the

knowledge.

 

I do feel like going raw has seperated me from my family (to a degree) but I

refuse to be miserable just to blend in! Don't laugh, but I have this " fantasy "

of having a friend who also eats raw and we can go to a raw restrautant and

enjoy the food and the friendship with out getting all the weird looks I usually

get at work or home when people see I am eating another salad or a GAINT bowl of

pineapple.

 

I am in the same boat, and will paddle up stream with you.

 

Leah

 

sherimeshal <sherimeshal wrote:

I've been reading a lot of Victoria Boutenko's books lately and she's

now saying that support makes a bigger difference than originally

thought. I'm beginning to think so too... so here I am again. Not

that you're all second choice! I've just found that asking people I

know to go raw with me is going over like a lead balloon. You would

think I was asking them to go streaking with me (sigh). I've only made

it five days each time and then there would be some big social thing,

but I just kept reading and reading everything I could get my hands

on. One thing about raw, you can't 'unlearn' this stuff - it's too

late. I know what I know and I know that's a good thing. So I'm ready

to give it all I've got, because the SAD is making me feel like HELL.

My husband will never go raw and worse yet, he doesn't even want to

quit smoking, no desire to whatsoever. So I feel very alone in this

and that makes it really tough. Plus I worry that it will create

distance between us, but I know I need to do what is best for me. So

you can imagine how far I am from Victoria's " Raw Family " scenario. Is

anybody out there in the same boat???

 

~Sheri