Monday, September 12, 2011

Accountability

It’s rough to try something on your own.  I have good intentions each Monday morning . . . but they typically fail by 10 AM.

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For example, I wanted to drink just chicken broth today.  Didn’t happen.  I got hungry and was trying to be a nice homeschooling mom.  Didn’t work.

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The end of July welcomed vacations.  Glorious vacations and time off.  And with vacations came poor eating habits.  Enter grain.

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The Engineer, Asher, and Gabe do dandy eating grain, whether it is sprouted or not.  {ahem}

But Ezra and I require an almost grain free lifestyle to maintain um . . . optimum emotional control.  (To put it nicely.) 

And Naomi – she has yet to eat grain and I probably will restrict her diet until she is 18 months. 

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That’s right.  My sweetie won’t have a traditional birthday cake next month. 

Well, I got giddy this afternoon when I received an email from Cara, from Health, Home and Happiness, who has radically made my attempt at a grain free life relatively easy this past spring and summer. 

Grain Free Meal Plans- Click Here to Learn More! 

She is having her own sort of Biggest Loser competition . . . or rather “challenge.”

The timing is good.  It is being launched with cooler weather . . . the perfect time of year for chicken stock, a must when it comes to healing your gut. 

I’m excited because I don’t have to do this alone . . . this intro diet thing.

Cara’s 30 Day Intro Diet Recipe book is so amazingly helpful . . . but the whole thing is a bit daunting if you are attempting to do it on your own. 

But what if . . . what if you had fellowship?  A community?  Or someone sending you a reminder email every day for 6 weeks encouraging you?

I’d say that is perfect.  Just what I need.  Thanks, Cara!

Join me. 

Get your GAPS 30 Day Introductory Diet recipe book  (use coupon code 30days) and sign up to be a part of this healing group.

I am!

Confused?  Don’t know what the GAPS diet is?  In short, it is a great way to rest and restore the gut lining, which can help with food allergies, skin rashes, digestive trouble, behavior issues, yeast, and more.

To learn more, click and visit:

(PS.  There are affiliate links in this post . . . but I use them only because I actually USE Cara’s meal plans.  They rock!)

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