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Nan [Visitor] — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:45:13 +0000

Congratulations! Five years! Wow! I always enjoy your blogs. Our families are very similar; Christian, conservative, a mom(A), dad(O),daughter(O), son (O),aging parents, etc. I always enjoy your positive approach to life, and hearing about your blood type recipes. Keep up the good work!

Nan

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Ribbit [Visitor] — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 12:59:34 +0000

Suzanne, I've always enjoyed reading your blogs. Congratulations on five years!

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Susana [Visitor] — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 22:20:56 +0000

I have read all your blogs since the very first. I remember reading your first. I liked the idea of having you along as a blogger. Who could say it has been five years since. Thank you.

You have eased the integration of BTD into my Christian faith. I was having big doubts at the time and I loved reading how you dealt with it. Certainly helped me along.

Your sensible way of dealing with the BTD has also encouraged me and motivated me often times. Actually, whenever I read one of your blogs lOl!

Thank you so much. You have been invaluable for me.

May God bless you and your loved ones.

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Paula O+ hunter [Visitor] — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:52:05 +0000

Another wonderful posting Suzanne! I don't always expect an email reply, but it was nice when I got one from you. But I also share some of your experiences. I remember reading an Adele Davis book that someone passed along to our family. I had a brother that used to be what may now be ADHD or something. My mom was in education, and exeryone in the school district knew our last name, especially after my younger brother went through it. I felt bad for my 2 younger sisters, who were feared to be like him, but of course we were all "individuals" in the family of 6 kids I came out of. Of differing types too. A couple of A's and the rest of us were O's. Anyway, I wonder who passed that book to us, and I was the only one in the house who was receptive to it, and still to this day, sort of the health "freak"....but I am happy to have gone this way. I hate to admit that I don't even have health insurance at the moment. I do get medical care, but not at the drop of a hat. I love to research things and do what seems to be logical also. I can't believe after so many years of awful hayfever, it hasn't bothered me yet this year. I can only thank Dr. D and the BTD/GTD for that.
And I love you Christian perspective also, keep up the good work!
Paula