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Addiction & Recovery

irisblue

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5. For ppl with Food issues, both under, & over eating

Reply to Girard442 (Reply #3)

Sun Dec 22, 2019, 09:22 AM

Dec 2019

IMO, from Thanksgiving to Valentines Day, it seems socially sanctioned massive food consumption time; football tailgates, family events, cookie baking parties,work events. In January a slight cut back in food & alcohol b/c of NewYear resolutions, but chocolates for Valentines Day go on display on 12/27.

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Sunday morning Gratitude List [View all] irisblue Dec 2019 OP

Have a happy grateful day! Congratulations. wendyb-NC Dec 2019 #1

I should do more of this. Thank You. IADEMO2004 Dec 2019 #2

Glad to hear you're hanging in there. Must be extra tough during the holidays. Girard442 Dec 2019 #3

For ppl with Food issues, both under, & over eating irisblue Dec 2019 #5

... Wawannabe Dec 2019 #4

It's a great day. Thank you JDC Dec 2019 #6