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• 1 Mindi // May 23, 2007 at 10:34 am

  Hey, I’m curious on how you would address teaching abstinence in school, as well as how most sex ed courses in school fail to address gay, lesbian and transexual lifestyles. think you would be willing to write a blog about that?

• 2 neil // May 28, 2007 at 1:32 pm

  hello i need a date can you help
  i live in cincinnati ohio
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• 3 Trisha Gura // Jun 2, 2007 at 4:02 am

  My name is Trisha Gura and I am the author of the recent book, “Lying in Weight: the Hidden Epidemic of Eating Disorders in Adult Women.” (Harper Collins, May 2007). I noticed that you reviewed the book,”Gaining,” and wanted to add that there is more to eating disorders and adults than just relapsing when older.

  In my book, I answered the question, what happens to young girls with eaitng disorders when they grow up? At least 2/3 do not fully recover. They go on into marriage, pregnancy, parenting mid and late life with their eating problems. I looked at eating disorders at each of those life stages. I even interviewed the husbands and children of older women who are suffering. It seems that the stresses of each life transition ( as well as stresses like divorce, job change and relocation, push women over the edge, either forcing relapses or starting new eating disorders in adults for the first time. One women in my book acquired anorexia for the first time at the age of 68. Clearly she is not thinking about fashion.

  I hope we can move beyond just young girls and celebrities in our discussions of eating disorders. Because life goes on. And so the the eating problems. They just change their face a little, but stay on.

  Trisha Gura
  trishagura.com

• 4 Farina Reinprecht // Jul 5, 2007 at 12:09 am

  Isabella,

  I’ve been prompted to start my blog thanks to your frequent emails on blogging. Thank you.

  Search Grad.

• 5 Astrid Lee, Reiki Master Teacher - WORLD HEALING BLOG // Aug 23, 2007 at 12:07 am

  Hello,

  This is one of the best blogs I’ve seen for quite some time. With your permission, I’m going to send some of my clients to your site, eg. to the article of the Open Heart, and the one on Trying vs. Allowing.

  These are exactly the kind of messages my clients need to hear, and you’ve managed to write oh so light and simple, but very to the point. This makes it both accessible to everyone, and useful for everyone.

  Hat off!

  Astrid Lee
  (not many blogs keep me up at 1 in the morning oh la la)…

• 6 Becky Henry // Sep 10, 2007 at 1:19 pm

  Hello
  Came across your blog on the goole alerts list I receive regarding eating disorders articles. As someone else mentioned, this is fantastic! I will also be sending folks this way for answers. As a lifecoach specializing in helping families and their loved ones who are fighting EDs this is indeed encouraging news. One of the services I offer (this part is free) is directing people to therapists who actually have experience in helping people who have eating disorders so it is great to have one in Canada to refer people to now. I’ve recently added leading the EDEN curriculum of recovery for people who are fighting the ED’s and will also be leading their “Friends and Family” curriculum. As always I can do one on one coaching for either the individual (if they are in therapy and seeing a nutritionist) or coaching for the family/friends. What a great resource you are out there Mori, thanks! It takes a lot of caring people to help people to move beyond the ED’s grip.
  My Best~
  Becky Henry, CPCC
  www.HopeNetwork.info
  952-451-5663
  becky@hopenetwork.info

• 7 Jennifer Mannion // Sep 14, 2007 at 10:12 am

  Hi Isabelle,
  Thanks so much for the comment on my blog. I have really enjoyed checking your blog out and will add the rss feed. Maybe we could do something together — I am trying to get out the word on healing pain naturally as I have and am lacking in knowledge of dependence vs. addiction and this comes up frequently since a lot of people in chronic pain are dependent on pain killers… I’d love to hear from you.
  Thanks!

• 8 Andy Pratt // Sep 14, 2007 at 4:08 pm

  Hello Everyone

  I’m Andy Pratt. I was a pretty famous singer/songwriter in the 1970s. My song Avenging Annie was and still is widely known, if I just jog memories anyway. Please be blessed and enjoy my music too. You can find me on myspace - use the title andyprattrocks
  rock steady
  Andy

• 9 Andy Pratt // Sep 14, 2007 at 4:17 pm

  I have had a lot of experience in therapy and also done pastoral counseling. At the age of sixty I think I can trust my own gut, as long as I realize it makes many mistakes too. God bless you all

  Andy

• 10 what to eat when recovering from anorexia » change therapy - isabella mori // Sep 15, 2007 at 7:48 am

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• 11 Emily // Sep 26, 2007 at 4:03 pm

  Hi, what is your 30-minute consultation all about? Your blog is really good to read right now. I am in the recovery stages of an eating disorder…sorta anorexia, mixed with major orthorexia (the healthy obsession). I am still a health nut, and quite frankly I see no reason to change that as long as I am getting enough. But is being a health nut an eating disorder in itself? Also, am I so screwed up relationship wise? Will I ever be able to get a man? What if I am a vegetarian? Men hate that?

• 12 marie kennedy // Dec 20, 2007 at 1:49 pm

  Thank you for your response to my statement regarding pain management and the doctor patient relationship. Although my comment was generally stated. It was an experience that i have had most recently. I have been demoralised by the experience and too afraid to seek treatment with my previouse primary doctor who was compassionate and kind(changes for insurance reasons) I do not want to be disrespectful or put her in any position but i would just like to say “that my attempts at another m.d. was not acceptable and leave it at that” It has been two weeks without medication and i think my will to stop taking them out of the grief will be surpassed by the reality of the pain i live in-Can you guide me at all?

• 13 Paul Lamach // Jan 6, 2008 at 3:34 am

  Hello Isabella Mori,
  I was involved in the comments about using excel to make a list of comments. My name was IsMyLocationOnline. When I saw your comment I wanted to check out your site. Very Impressive. Looks like you’ve been doing it for a while.
  word vs excel. My thought on using excel was you could save the format, and then when you need to do it again just add the necessary columns. With word you would have to replace each and every time.
  Keep up the good work. I really like the look of your site.

  Paul Lamach’s last blog post..NFL Playoff Predictions

• 14 Stylish Maternity Wear // Jan 20, 2008 at 9:44 am

  Great site on eating disorders. I will be sending people to this site. Thanks for the great info.

• 15 rossano // Apr 16, 2008 at 1:45 pm

  grazie Isabella per aver visitato www.maisql.com. sei una persona importante ed interesante da quanto sembra, averti sul blog dei mie ragazzi è un onore, io sono un loro insegnante.
  rossano

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