Feeling lucky and grateful

rose · Post by **rose** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 1:31 pm

This is what I wrote in my checkin today:
"After thinking about the past year I realized it has probably been one of the worst years of my life with daily life issues, health issues and family issues, which also caused some trouble at work. I have been clinging to my eating and morning exercising routines and I am convinced it saved me further problems!"

I feel so lucky that I found this website some 3 years ago and that I was able to make NoS stick on my 2nd attempt nearly two years ago, that the NoS mindset bled into other areas of my life and help me rediscover the value of doing a little of a project everyday, of exercising a little everyday and so on.

So, thank you Reinhard.
(as a more tangible thank you I bought the book a few weeks ago. I'll post an update in the testimonials section during the winter holidays.)

blueskighs · Post by **blueskighs** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 8:10 pm

I have been clinging to my eating and morning exercising routines and I am convinced it saved me further problems!

Rose,

what a great post! It is wonderful how sticking with your habits for eating and exercise have held you in good stead. I am sorry to hear about your rough year.

I think you also make a profound point about learning the value of how effective continuing to plug away a little at a time can be.

Thank you for sharing these thoughts during the holiday season!

Blueskighs

gratefuldeb67 · Post by **gratefuldeb67** » Sat Nov 29, 2008 8:16 pm

Good for you Rose! I feel the same.
Wishing you the best and hope all areas of your life improve in all ways.
Bless,

Debs

Post by **reinhard** » Mon Dec 01, 2008 4:44 pm

Dear Rose,

Thank you so much for this post (and your many others!). I'm so happy no-s has made such a difference to you. And as impressive as your adherence to No-s has been under the circumstances, I hope you'll soon be able to practice it in less trying times.

Reinhard