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Letting Go of Compulsive Eating: Twelve Step Recovery from Compulsive Eating - Daily Meditations

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A wonderful reader about recovery while stopping the aggression. I learned so much about my own unspoken thinking. From the heart. It is written with emotional clarity. The contributors provide a combination of the practical and the spiritual. This book adds a dimension to the literature of dieting. It has a story line rolled into it by the contributors. It is also a book of meditations. The quotes are stimulating. An excellent read. It works on many levels. It will be a welcome companion to my nightstand. And to my recovery.

This is a needed addition to the important topic of health and healthy eating. It addresses some of the lies in the common culture. It shows how these lies create thinking that is full of stress and alarm. I'm so glad the writers have given us this.

I'm really glad I decided to buy this. It's a really helpful tool for anyone who needs a daily reminder of their goals and motivation to stay on track. This has helped me make better choices throughout my day because every reading hits home and gives me something to reflect on. I would buy it again and also reccomend Food for Thought: Daily Meditations For Overeaters as a book for daily reading. It is smaller and more travel friendly; great for trips since it is so easy to overeat when you're out of town!

This is a beautiful book in design and content. The book will be my companion to Overeaters Anonymous "For Today." It is profound. It is joyous. It speaks of the trials and the hardwon recovering. The glow is here. Thank you for your service and hard work to put together these splendid meditations.

Although not "conference" approved which means not published or endorsed by Overeaters Anonymous, I find this book helpful. This freebie is similar to the "For Today", which is published and endorsed by OA. Daily readings are written by compulsive overeaters/bulimics/anorexic/people addicted to diet pills/any person who places food before life sometimes (or most of the times). I find it helpful, even though I'm anorexic. (And OA has only a few Kindle edition books.)

A delight. The contributors and editors have given us a very good book of meditations here - telling the truth -- telling the joy of hardwon ordinary weight management and health.