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While I was away camping with my church's Pathfinder club I saw a lot of old friends. This camporee had hundreds of kids from clubs all over the area from Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. It was great to catch up and talk with them. Many of them commented on my weight loss and a few of them talked with me about their recent decision to go vegan. These friends are Adventist as am I. Our church promotes a plant based diet and many of the members are vegetarian. I have resisted the plant based diet for one reason or another over the years, but I feel like I am being led to look into this more and I have started reading Proteinaholic, by Dr. Garth Davis. A big thank you to @Newme17 for introducing me to this book and pushing me to research this. I don't know yet where this will lead me, but I am keeping an open mind and will look at the information and will act on it if I feel it will benefit my health.
My stall has broken!!! The scale said 178.6 this morning. I haven't seen the 170's for at least 11 years. I am beyond amazed and very happy with my decision to have this surgery and reclaim my health. It feels like so many pieces of my life are falling into place this year. I feel better than I have in so many years and I have made so many great friends here along the way. I am feeling blessed today.
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Awww, you are so welcome! Like you, I'm open, and I feel like there is way more to research and know about a healthier diet than what the western diet is typical of (animal proteins and dairy). I do like my cheese though, but I haven't had much of it in a while. I already know where my findings are leading me (and my husband) and we're doing much better because of it. There is a scripture that says, "everything is permissible, but not everything is beneficial" This speaks loud and clear, that in our diets that we can choose to eat whatever, but it doesn't mean it's good for you.
Yay for the stall! I'm happy to hear it.
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