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'If you want a book that covers both the personal experience of a compulsive
overeater and recovery solutions that work, this book is it. I enthusiastically
recommend this book . . .'
Bret Valette, Ph.D., author, A Parent's Guide to
Eating Disorders
'Moves the reader beyond the mechanics of recovery and into the living process
of spiritual transformation . . . a deeply personal account of one woman's search
for spiritual fulfillment through the dark passage of despair . . . Its message
is authentic.'
Carol Riddle, New Age WOmaN
'This book is testimony to the fact that compulsive eating is curable. It is
an inspiration for women to challenge our culture's destructive obsession with
being thin.'
Kim Lampson Reiff, Ph.D., Psychologist and Recovered Bulimic Anorexic
"An inspiring example of the new generation of self-help books . . . . the
principles are universal in application . . . . growth takes guts and that, as
much as the sterling advice, is what this book is about.'
David Alan Ramsdale, MEDITATION magazine
'. . . most intriguing, informative and well written. . . . an asset to anyone
desiring to deal with this horrendous condition.'
Bill B., author, Compulsive Overeater
'When I read it, I couldn't wait to get back to it every time I had to stop . . .
Thank you very much. I have a feeling of excitement and hope from its words.'
A recovering bulimic
'No other book on this topic has taken its readers so far down into the darkest
depths of the hell of the disease . . . through the painful roller coaster ride of the recovery process
. . . into the freedom and ecstasy of a binge-free life. It is an empowering book of encouragement and
hope — well written and profoundly illustrated through the author's heartfelt journal entries.'
Julie J., recovering from multiple compulsive disorders
'. . . powerful journal entries that capture feelings and thoughts contributing to
compulsive eating. I was emotionally moved at times, hopeful at the practical steps
offered and very very excited to realize that bulimia is not an incurable disease!'
Grace Elisabeth Bell, Denver
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