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July 04, 2009

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Wheww!!! That was a long one but I got through it and I feel that the most important thing is you are feeling good and if daughter is happy then Mom is happy.

"If there is NOT a tomorrow, then at least I had a good day today!"

Love that! What a good motto to have. :-) Soooo glad you're feeling good.

As the primary caretaker so much of what I do directly influences my family. I really liked your point about that, how what we do--positively or negatively--affects them. Since I've been a mostly stay-at-home mom, one thing that's made a huge difference is that I have more time to cook & prepare meals, which means a lot less eating out (not that we can afford it anyway!), and just that one thing has helped us maintain our weight better. Now, when hubby wants a snack, he sees more choices around, and though he'll choose the worst one, it's not as bad as it was before. Anyway, great post! I need to think about making some eating habit changes too.

GREAT post!!! So uplifting!! I love hearing about changes in people's lives. Oh and when you said
"If what I do positively affects them, imagine how what I do negatively affects them? I'd much rather stay on the Positive side of that fence..."
It hit home!! I've got to take a look at the things MY kids might be seeing ME do! Thanks again!
-A

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