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There are 26 Promises in Food Addicts Anonymous. These promises come true for food addicts in recovery as a result of attaining and maintaining abstinence from sugar/flour/wheat and personal binge foods, and working the 12 Steps of recovery. Cut and paste this link for more information: http://www.foodaddictsanonymous.org/faas-promises
21. We will be able to hear and feel our Higher Power in our hearts and be still ...
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20. If on any given day we think we look fat, ugly or old, we can choose not to lash out in anger or frustration at the people around us ... [image: Ann Truitt]
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19. Our self-esteem will no longer be tangled up in our perceptions about our bodies ...
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18. The urge to see all the ways we were less sick than others will leave us ... [image: Inner City I by pkuttner on Flickr]
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17. We will no longer be judgmental about everyone we meet ...
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16. We will not need to be controlling or insistent that “our way is best ..."
15. We will be able to listen with empathy to others' suffering ... [image, Cate Strom: Begging Bowl]
14. We will no longer attempt to fill our emotional and spiritual needs through our mouths. Instead, we will use our mouths along with our hearts to ask for what we need and deserve as children of God ...
13. We can be ourselves because we won't allow abuse of any kind to be done to us by ourselves or others ...
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12. We won't have to shut down, dissociate, or avoid listening any more ...
11. We will become present and alert around our friends, family, and significant others ...
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10. We will be able to listen to others' ideas and suggestions without becoming defensive or argumentative ... [by Bahman Farzad]
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9. If an endeavor is unsuccessful, we will be able to regroup and try it a new way ... [QUEEN OF THE INCOMPLETE CIRCLE Penny Sisto]
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8. We will no longer fear trying something new and different ...
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6. We will accomplish complicated tasks with less confusion than before we were abstinent ...
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5. We will be able to learn new information and knowledge and retain what we have learned ...
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4. Our thinking will become clear. [pussy willow bowl, lizzie farey]
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2. Our creativity will flow with the self-discipline we need to put it into action ...[art by Marianne Burr]
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1. We will know freedom and the promises of a happy and healthy life ...[image: Daphne Groeneveld by Peter Lindbergh for Numéro #126]
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... we will cherish our abstinence as critical to our physical, emotional, and spiritual survival, and we will stay abstinent!
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... we will begin to trust our intuition ...[image: Conor O'Brien]
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... we will know freedom from the fear of change in our relationships with the community, our families, and our friends ...
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... when presented with multiple choices, we will be able to reach clear decisions and understand what is appropriate for us ...
... we will no longer experience the panic, fear, and anxiety of our yesterdays ...
... we will be able to hear and feel our Higher Power in our hearts and be still ...
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... if on any given day we think we look fat, ugly or old, we can choose not to lash out in anger or frustration at the people around us ...
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... our self-esteem will no longer be tangled up in our perceptions about our bodies ... [image: Piet Biniek]
... the urge to see all the ways we were less sick than others will leave us ...
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... we will not need to be controlling or insistent that “our way is best ...” [image, River Church - Crescent Moon by John Robinette]
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... we will be able to listen with empathy to others' suffering ...
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... we will no longer attempt to fill our emotional and spiritual needs through our mouths. Instead, we will use our mouths along with our hearts to ask for what we need and deserve as children of God ...
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... we can be ourselves because we won't allow abuse of any kind to be done to us by ourselves or others ...
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... we won't have to shut down, dissociate, or avoid listening any more ... [Ellsworth Kelly, Spectrum, 1973]
... we will become present and alert around our friends, family, and significant others ...
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... we will be able to listen to others' ideas and suggestions without becoming defensive or argumentative ...
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... if an endeavor is unsuccessful, we will be able to regroup and try it a new way ...
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... we will no longer fear trying something new and different ...
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... we will accomplish complicated tasks with less confusion than before we were abstinent ...
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... we will be able to learn new information and knowledge and retain what we have learned ...
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... the chaos inside us will be gone, so the chaos around us will diminish ...[image: katty maurey]
... our creativity will flow with the self-discipline we need to put it into action ...
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... we will know freedom and the promises of a happy and healthy life ... [glass art by Dale Chihuly]
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