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Book Reviewers Wanted for “4 Weeks to Healthy Digestion” – Comment to Win!

April 17, 2009 02:38 PM EDT (Updated: April 17, 2009 02:39 PM EDT)
views: 487 | rating: 10/10 (34 votes) | comments: 92

We’re looking for 15 reviewers for 4 Weeks to Healthy Digestion written by Dr. Norton Greenberger, a clinical professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and a senior physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. The book will help you do the following:

  • Beat diarrhea, constipation, heartburn, bloating, gas, dyspepsia and more
  • Identify the food, drink and drug culprits that make you sick
  • Learn that when, where and how much you eat influences your health
  • Eat your way to good digestive health in just four weeks with the delicious recipes included

To receive a copy, tell us the following:

  • Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?

Leave a comment answering that question in the field below and Gather will choose 15 reviewers at random to receive a copy of the book. All comments must be made by EOD Wednesday, April 22nd. All reviews should be published to the Health Group and Harvard Health Group.

Gather will be holding a LIVE chat with the author on Tuesday, April 28th at 8PM ET and requests that all reviewers participate – as well as other members too! It’ll be a very informative and helpful chat so please join us. More details to come soon.

 
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Comments: 92

Michelle C. Apr 17, 2009, 2:44pm EDT
sounds interesting!
Nora C. Apr 17, 2009, 2:44pm EDT
I think both my husband and I would benefit from this book.

I have terrible heartburn- so bad that I have to take prescription strength medication to get it under any sort of control, and even then I have to watch what I eat or I get "breakthrough" heartburn.

My husband, is an extreme example of the typical gassy husband. He's so bad that I've even asked our doctor (we have the same one) whether I should be worried about it. There are times that I swear his body is digesting itself, because he litterally smells like he is decaying. Eating a diet that is rich in fruits and vegetables, while better for him, makes the gas way worse!

If this book has even one tip that would help either one of us it would be a godsend.
Ashley M. Apr 17, 2009, 2:44pm EDT
* Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?

My dad! My father had an appendectomy when he was a young teenager and about 16 years ago he had is gallbladder removed. Before his gallbladder was removed he suffered from near constant indigestion, and removing it helped a lot. However, he still has indigestion very frequently and takes a daily OTC acid reducer to assist. As I have tried to explain many times in the past, eating a different or enhanced variety of foods would be a great way to reduce his indigestion. He may still need to take his OTC pill, but he may never have to take this pill and still have indigestion again. My dad basically eats the same diet he always has, which isn't the healthiest and I doubt that would ever change. He could add in a few extra foods though to help promote easier digestion.
Beverly T. Apr 17, 2009, 2:45pm EDT
Absolutely, a healthy digestive system is the key to a healthy body! That's something that research is making clearer every day, the more we learn about our digestive system. I would love to review this book. Not only would this book impact my own health, it would affect my entire family living in my home, and on top of that, people I am friends with since I would talk about this study. Not only would I write a review here on Gather, but I would write reviews on vocalpoint.com and other websites I frequent where you can write reviews.
Denise W. Apr 17, 2009, 2:48pm EDT
I would benifit. I am at a loss as to what to try. This week I am trying taking all gluten out of my diet. I seem to have so many issues.
sally g. Apr 17, 2009, 2:49pm EDT
I think me and my kids and husband would benefit from that book. Me and my husband have acid reflux witch isnt fun to deal with. Now my daughter goes through it at times but I think mine is the worst. I can go through a lot of pain. It would be nice to get better answers to help with the problems.
Susan B. Apr 17, 2009, 2:50pm EDT
I would definitely benefit from this book! Ever since I had chemo 18 years ago, I have had to be very careful of what I eat and even then suffer many bouts of diarrhea
Marsha S. Apr 17, 2009, 2:54pm EDT
I have a lot of intestinal problems ( to put it nicely) so I think I really could benefit from reading this book. I think it would also help with my daughter's vegetarian diet. I would be honored to be chosen to read and review it.....and follow it.
Vikki M. Apr 17, 2009, 2:54pm EDT
I think I definitely could benefit from this book, and probably my husband as well. I'm not very good at eating what I should and so I'm sure my digestive system is in need of help. I never know where to begin at changing my diet, and so I get lazy and don't bother. This book would be a good start.
.* Sandi * Apr 17, 2009, 2:55pm EDT
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?
Me, I have been so sick and I know its food related
and I would love to try something to make my life better
and to know the answers of why i am not well
Paula H. Apr 17, 2009, 2:59pm EDT
All of my family would benefit from better digestive health. My husband has
resolved to lose about 90 - 120 lbs this year. He has already lost 46 lbs
and he has found counting calories, using a diary and keeping t he fat
content under 30% to be the best for him. But he, my sister and I are
all working on getting weight healthy and bodies to where we need to
be. My sister is in her 40's, I'm 51 and my husband is turning 60 this
year.
Tabitha M. Apr 17, 2009, 3:00pm EDT
Well, let me just say that I think I would benefit from this book as I have a, um, lazy colon? I never thought much about how infrequently I went to the bathroom until I met my husband, who is as regular as clockwork. He is sure my body is full of rotting food that isn't getting processed. Nice, right?
♠~Dnbuster~♠ ~. Apr 17, 2009, 3:00pm EDT
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?
I know my kiddos and i would benefit from a better digestive system. My son suffers diarrhea often cuz he eats alot of junk. It would be great to show my kids recipes to eat to have a good digestive health. I would enjoy the chance to share it with my kiddos.
Mary G. Apr 17, 2009, 3:13pm EDT
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?

I would benefit, as am having a challenging time eating right and would like to know what foods would help digestive health. This sounds like a great book.
Christine Zibas Apr 17, 2009, 3:14pm EDT
I think my sister would really benefit from reading this book, and if selected, I will surely pass it along to her to read as well. She pops Rolaids like candy.
Diane H. Apr 17, 2009, 3:17pm EDT
My husband, my son and myself could all benefit from reading this book. I Would love to review this book. We all tend to have issues with indigestion now and again. My son seems to have this problem the most. Our indigestion is never severe but occurs now and then. Anything i can learn on eating healthier would be beneficial. My husband and i both have high cholestrol, however i do not take any meds do to severe side effects on all that i have tried. I have been trying to eat much healthier, exercise and feel that is all i can do. My husband takes many meds for high blood pressure, diruetic, diabetic, and cholestrol and is over weight. My son although affected by Emery-DreifussMuscular Dystrophy is the healthiest of all of us. :) Maybe a few pounds more than he should be. I have really been trying my best to prepare healthier meals.
Jacquie M. Apr 17, 2009, 3:17pm EDT
My mother and I would both benefit from this. We both have IBS, Ihave PCOS, and my mother suffers from gastric problems. Knowing what is covered in this book would benefit both of us greatly.
Sarah P. Apr 17, 2009, 3:18pm EDT
My husband, myself and my mother in law would benefit from this book. We are trying ot be as healthy as possible. I do suffer from chronic heartburn. We do eat pretty healthy but I get heartburn from common foods. I also have a slow digestive system. My mother in law has trouble digesting a lot of foods due to medications that she is on. This book would help us to give her ways to relieve that stress. I could also share this book with my 2 nieces. One has lactose tolerance issues and the other has horrible acid reflux/heartburn. This book would benefit many people in my life. I could also share it with my brother that lives in Ohio(I could copy pages and mail it to him). He has Ewing's Sarcoma, a non terminal form of Cancer. It affects many parts of his body and causes him a lot of digestion problems as well as constipation due to treatment and medication.

This would be a book that I would actually read and use the information given to make certain parts of life a little easier for myself and many people in my family.
Diane H. Apr 17, 2009, 3:32pm EDT
Has anyone heard of vitamins containing lead, their was mention a while back on local news station here of many of our vitamins containing levels of lead. They however had you go to a web-site to find out more which i was not familiar with and leary to do so. I did see list of vitamins tested , There were many on the list of those tested. Was curious to know which vitamins tested proved to have lead.
Anne Marie A. Apr 17, 2009, 3:32pm EDT
My husband desperately needs this book for advice on what to eat. He is sick right now with an intestinal infection and has a history of Diverticulitis, Gastritis. I am at my wits end to know what to make for our family to eat because I have similar issues just not as severe as my husband.
I would love to read this book and try anything they recommend, then write a review.
tammy b. Apr 17, 2009, 3:49pm EDT
My brother just had surgery for colorectal cancer. I think it would be interesting to see if this would benefit all of us that have family history of heart disease, cancer, IBS. I have been interested in the dietary feild for along time now.
April H. Apr 17, 2009, 3:53pm EDT
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?

Definitely my husband, he eats way to fast and I think it did not help his waistline either. Couple that with his hypoglycemia problems; his overeating and poor digesative health causes a spike in his blood sugar levels and this puts him at risk. I would love that my husband not only reads this book but puts it into practice. I would love to get the recipes and straight forward advice to help him stay motivated, eating well and being healthy.
Brittney R. Apr 17, 2009, 4:16pm EDT
I think my husband (and his parents) would benefit from this book greatly. He often gets heartburn and indigestion, as well has having a horrible digestive system. I would love to find more natural ways to help him!
Debra C. Apr 17, 2009, 4:42pm EDT
I am always interested in better digestive health for myself, but I think this could be most helpful for my father (I help with his care-giving). He has Parkinson's Disease and that can cause problems, particularly with lower GI tract. Any ideas to help keep things going would be a good thing.
Lori B. Apr 17, 2009, 5:03pm EDT
I would certainly benifit from this. I had an intestinal blockage that almost killed me a few years ago, they removed some of my colon and I have found that many of the foods that I enjoyed before the surgery now causes several issues. I also have to watch everything because of bloating issues on a small body frame a bloated stomach looks horrible. Recently, my husband has been put on a low fat, low cholestorol diet and finding foods that he and I both can eat is becoming more and more challenging
Heather B. Apr 17, 2009, 5:19pm EDT
My whole adult family. We all have our own digestive issues. We really need to find something that will work and help get us on the right track!
lynn a. Apr 17, 2009, 5:32pm EDT
I am definitely interested in attending the chat. This will be very helpful to a lot of people, I think.
TINA s. Apr 17, 2009, 5:40pm EDT
interesting
Regine R. Apr 17, 2009, 5:42pm EDT
my husband and me would benefit from that knowledge. We both suffer from heartburn here and there and it would be great to know what to avoid specifically
Nancy L. Apr 17, 2009, 5:47pm EDT
My husband. He pops antacids like they're going out of style. He doesn't overeat, but I think it's his food choices that give him trouble, and it affects his sleep. He's had digestive problems as long as I've known him- over 20 years.
Amy H. Apr 17, 2009, 7:04pm EDT
All the explanation I ever get from my Dr. is you have IBS *(Irritable bowel syndrome). I know that it’s the foods that I eat. I think when I have sprite I have a problem. I know that other foods also change my digestion. I would really like to read this book and see if I could get to the bottom of my problem. Maybe I could share the info with my Dr.

So I would really benefit from better digestive health.
Thanks
Lance L. Apr 17, 2009, 7:19pm EDT
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?


Not to be selfish, but I would. I have had stomach and digestive problems since I was a teen. I had a major problem a month ago and only recently did I get it under control with ginger. I am also trying the Activia yogurt to see if it can help at all. The book sounds like a good source of information on keeping my digestive tract healthy.
Who would benefit from digestive health
That would be me between I.B.S. the 11 ulcers in my esophagus Arthritis and acid reflux It is just what I need!!
They have been trying every diet and if it helps one it hurts another
Lance I am trying the activia my self!
I would be honored to be picked as one to try this~jules
Michelle C (faithhopelove20) Apr 17, 2009, 7:49pm EDT
My husband probably would, but he is in Iraq - so that's out of the question (couldn't review it). I have Crohn's Disease, so it wouldn't benefit me either. I'll have digestive problems regardless because of my immune system.

Great give-away though :)
Margaret G. Apr 17, 2009, 10:05pm EDT
Both myself and my kids would benefit. My daughter has quite a few digestive problems and I have tried everything to no avail. I think it would help me with my anxiety if I ate better.
*LORA* M. Apr 17, 2009, 10:10pm EDT
I believe I would. as would my child. We take several medicines that do cause upset to the stomach and also being on low income cannot always eat the correct foods we should for proper digestion. This books sounds very interesting and helpful.
Kit M. Apr 17, 2009, 10:24pm EDT
I have acid reflux...would love to read this book
Priscilla (wishing I was in Costa Rica) ~. Apr 17, 2009, 10:31pm EDT
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?:
I would benefit the most from this book as I have my own digestive issues that I sure would love to work on! Especially with all of the travelling that I do~
Rose H. Apr 17, 2009, 10:34pm EDT
Oh wow - this sounds exactly like the book I've been looking for. I need and want this information.
I've been looking for a way to identify the culprits and not only will I read the book, I will do the four week regimen to improve my digestive health.

I already know I am the one with the problem and I would certainly benefit greatly from this book:)
timi A. Apr 17, 2009, 10:36pm EDT
I will surely benefit from it. eating healthy does not stop. And i think my hubby too would benefit alot cos he's always getting this stress related alcer.
Christina L. Apr 17, 2009, 10:52pm EDT
I know a lot of people who could benefit from this, but especially myself and my mother. I have problems with constipation and heartburn, especially when I eat spicy foods. In the past, I was diagnosed with peptic ulcers and gastritis by a gasteroenterologist. I think I am also lactose intolerant because I get bloating, gas and diarrhea if I eat too many dairy products. My mother has irritable bowel syndrome and it seems that whatever she eats causes diarrhea. I think she may have food allergies that she is not aware of as well. She does not eat a very healthy diet either. She is addicted to diet sodas and drinks too many of them daily. She also has peptic ulcers like I do and takes Prilosec to treat her symptoms.
Karen C. Apr 17, 2009, 11:24pm EDT
This book would greatly benefit me, several of my friends and members of my family. Seems that I know a fairly large amount of people that have digestive distress on a fairly regular basis. I've tried to determine which foods produce more problems for me, but have not had much success. I would be most appreciative if I could read this book and then pass on the information to others.
Janet "Jax" B. Apr 17, 2009, 11:30pm EDT
Hmm...this one sounds very interesting. My son and I have lots of allergies, including food allergies. The problem is, we can't pin point all of the foods that we are allergic to.

Now my husband could benefit, because he seems to be the one with the digestive issues. He also had the high bp and cholestrol and really needs to get both under control through diet and exercise.
Laura C. Apr 17, 2009, 11:42pm EDT
I would benefit from it because I suffer from those symptoms almost every day, and i've love to feel better and be healthier.
Jo N. Apr 18, 2009, 1:43am EDT
I would definitely benefit from this book! I have had problems with digestion for quite a few years now. I have problems digesting alot of different kinds of foods without having stomach trouble of some sort. I know that my diet hasn't always been the healthiest and that has probably contributed to alot of my problems that I have now, so I would love any suggestions that I could try out from a book like this.
~Jamie W. Apr 18, 2009, 5:53am EDT
I think all 3 of us adults in my family would benefit from this. My grandmother is now getting into a stage where she is so picky about what she eats, and it drives me crazy trying to prepare meals that I think are good for her, but she will still eat. My mother has always had digestion problems, and you can be certain that she always has ALka Seltzer around. I really wish she didn't need to use them as much as she does. And as far as me, I'm always looking for better food choices, and sometimes it's hard to find them.
Karen R. Apr 18, 2009, 6:38am EDT
My husband would benefit from this book. He had a bowel resection about 5 months ago and is getting ready to have part, or all, of his thyroid removed a month from now. He is trying to be better about what he eats, but does not have a specific guide to follow. I am sure it would help me too, since I am a diabetic.
Bill F. Apr 18, 2009, 10:38am EDT
Who in my life would benefit? Well...ME! I am somewhat overweight and I know that I don't eat as well as I should, and a book like this would probably give me some info on enjoying a better diet. My wife and I could both benefit from this if we used it as a guide to plan better meals, too.
Karen G. Apr 18, 2009, 11:17am EDT
My significant other would benefit from this as he has digestive problems.
Venkateswara Swamy S. Apr 18, 2009, 11:19am EDT
I would as a sufferer of GERD for many years. And I am a reviewer for several sites and groups. The review would go there too! I am in India.
♥¤ J K¤ ♥ Apr 18, 2009, 12:28pm EDT
I would benefit from better digestive health. Why? ummm.....sorry that's a little TMI. Let's just say several of the symptoms listed would be why. I also know that my diet is a key factor and having a resource to help me out would be great.
La Lady Lisa Westerfield Apr 18, 2009, 2:38pm EDT
Pick me.

I am trying to lose weight now that I’m feeling better. I’m a year out of chemo and have been plagued with stiff joints and creaky knobby knees. I have an interest in nutrition and I think the honor of reviewing a nutrition book will put me on the straight and narrow when it comes to assessing my diet and embarking on a new way of thinking about food. Further, I review books all the time and know that what most readers want from a diet book is pertinent information (as in if I eat this it tend to make me feel this way) also easy to follow instructions as to recipes with ingredients that are easy to find in their local store.
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?


My 14 year old son-he has had constipation problems since day 1 and we have tried everything to get him regular! This book could help me learn more and help him out!
Shannon R. Apr 19, 2009, 2:03pm EDT
Sounds like an awesome book! I would love to be a reviewer!
Connie C. Apr 20, 2009, 1:38am EDT
Both my husband and I could benefit from the information in this book. I have diverticulitis, esophagus reflux and ulcers. My husband is having a lot of heart burn and has not been able to take the meds for it.
Both my oldest son, Kolten, and myself could both benefit from this book. We suffer from IBS. Although, I haven't quite been able to figure it all out yet, I know that the answer to relieving symptoms is in the way we eat. Hopefully this book could shed some light on it all for me.
Anne Doherty Apr 20, 2009, 9:21am EDT
My husband has been evaluated by several Digestive Disorder doctors over the years and has received no relief from his many ailments. He continues to suffer every day and night. We're looking for a miracle--maybe it's in this book which we would love to read and review.
J F. Apr 20, 2009, 10:58am EDT
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?

I have many health issues and am under alot of stress. I have ulcers and acid reflux, too in combination with my other health issues. I am always searching to get help to eliminate these without having to take more meds on top of what I take now.

I would love to read and review this book.
I would definitely like to review this book. I have been a believer for most of my life in the health effects of certain foods. I believed in the benefits of garlic, onions and certain spices (chilis and that type) long before it became fashionable to take garlic in a pill. I called them 'blood cleaners' before I knew what cholesterol and plaque buildup were. Cranberry juice is always in my refrigerator and a back up in my cabinets. Ginger ale, another drink that is great for an upset stomach. My husband didn't believe me about these things when we first got married, but now he's an old pro at reaching for the 'natural' solution to take care of little day to day discomforts. This would greatly help me impress this knowledge into my teenager.
Amanda C. Apr 20, 2009, 1:17pm EDT
I would love to have this book, and know all of my family could benefit from it.

I breastfeed my son, and I believe that dairy inmy diet is affecting him, so just over the weekend I have stopped eating any dairy products to see if that my help, since I suspect he has silent reflux and we have an appt this week with his dr, in which I plan on bringing this up. But since I have read that cutting out dairy can help I am doing this, and would love to find other ways to make my diet heathier.
In addition to my own husband and son, my niece would benefit from the information in this book as she and her husband both suffer from different food allergies, and are watching their two young boys now (9 months and 2 years) for signs and symptoms for digestive and allergy problems. The infant has already suffered from a problem and was placed on a special formula to help him.
Karen Irene B. Apr 20, 2009, 5:15pm EDT
My husband and I would both benefit from this book. My husband has had diarrhea for over a month and I have not been able to get my system regulated since I had colon cancer surgery a year and a half ago. I don't know if I have IBS or what. Any information that would help would be greatly appreciated.
Desiree T. Apr 20, 2009, 6:05pm EDT
Sounds like a good book to read. I know the basic principles, following them on the other hand is not as easy.
Shaunee C. Apr 20, 2009, 9:36pm EDT
I would benifit from this book. I have both acid reflex and also IBS. I take pills for both. I try to watch everything I eat. Due to worring if it is going to cause me to have a upset stomach. This book sounds and looks great.
Michelle W. Apr 21, 2009, 6:23pm EDT
* Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?

I would definitely benefit from this book. I get heartburn daily, have gas, bloating, and many more symptoms. I know some of the foods that trigger these symptoms, but not many. I would love to know what does and how to control or even get rid of all these.
Mary M. Apr 21, 2009, 6:59pm EDT
Sounds interesting. I'd be happy to read it and do a review, if selected.
Susan V. Apr 21, 2009, 10:08pm EDT
My daughter and myself would benefit greatly from this book. I have stomach swelling almost everytime I eat. My daughter can not finish a meal without running to the restroom.
☆ ƒåitĥ ☆ Apr 22, 2009, 12:52am EDT
Looks like there's many people who would benefit from this book - can't wait to see who is chosen and read their reviews!
Kristen S. Apr 22, 2009, 1:13am EDT
My brother and I would both benefit a good deal from this book!! We have both suffered from digestive issues for as long as I can remember! I've tried hard to identify what it is that causes the upset...and have determined a number of culprits, but I still have the way-too-occasional upset, especially when dining out. My brother has become a pretty picky eater because of it. There are so many foods he doesn't eat now, and he only eats out once in a blue moon (maybe a few times a year max). I'm looking forward to reading the reviews, and possibly picking this book up for myself!!
Cortney R. Apr 22, 2009, 2:37am EDT
I would benefit from this book a whole lot. I have stomach issues a lot. I have had issues with both constipation and diarrhea (which I hat to admit) and it's not fun in the least. I would love to be able to learn more about trigger foods as well as foods that would help my body in it's digestion process.
Mary Kinney Apr 22, 2009, 3:17am EDT
My daughter (14 y/o) and I both have Acid Reflux. I am sure a lot of it is stress. Her relationship with her father, my ex, which is not good, makes things hard on many parts of our life. Maybe some dietary help would ease at least this part of things.
Sarah (I want points) Apr 22, 2009, 8:47am EDT
I've always had a problem with digestion and my husband has developed acid reflux as well as other problems. I know we would both benefit from this.
Shelly M. Apr 22, 2009, 1:36pm EDT
Who in your life would benefit from better digestive health and why?

My son has celiac disease, an intolerance to gluten. He was diagnosed just about a year ago, and the only treatment is a completely gluten free diet. It can take up to two years to repair the intestines, and he needs to keep his digestive system healthy, not only while he heals, but forever, because the disease can only be managed, not cured.

My daughter could use a healthier digestive regiman, as she is a journalism student, works part time and is developing her online writing career. Sometimes she gets a bad stomach, etc, from eating fast foods.

My husband is susceptible to high cholesterol and high blood pressure. A healthy digestive system is essential in controlling cholesterol.

And I am a firm believer that a healthy diet is the first step to a healthy life, that no matter how many vitamins or supplements you take, they won't do you much good if your diet is full of fat, salt and additives.
Mary Ann S. Apr 22, 2009, 3:18pm EDT
My husband and I and our pets. you know the old saying: you are what you eat. The people in our family are vegetarians. The dogs and cats are meat eaters. We all try to eat basics and stay away from processed foods. There are so many chemicals in our foods.
Heather E. Apr 22, 2009, 4:06pm EDT
I think anyone would in my family would benefit from this book. I have a 5 year old, a 1 year old and my fiance who could DEFINITELY USE THIS! haha! He is, after all, a man!
Ghostly Ghoul Apr 22, 2009, 5:29pm EDT
My whole family! My husband has IBS along with a few intolerances, my daughter has a milk intolerance and has to stay on liquid laxative to keep regular, my son keeps getting diarrhea and we aren't sure what's causing it and i've always had a problem going. We are a family of potty issues! I think this book could be a step in the right direction. :0)
Rachel Robertson Apr 23, 2009, 2:52pm EDT
My daughter and son would both benefit from this book as both are lactose intolerance and have allergies to certain foods. I want them to live as healthy a life as possible but yet still be able to eat foods they enjoy.
Stefanie Plum, Gather Partner Team Apr 23, 2009, 2:58pm EDT
Congrats to the following 15 members for winning the book! Remember, the live chat with the author is next Tuesday, April 28th at 8PM ET.
Christine Zibas
Denise W.
Marsha S.
Tabitha M.
Jacquie M.
Sarah P.
Debra C.
Lori B.
Nancy L.
Margaret G.
Priscilla (wishing I was in Costa Rica) ~.
Rose H.
Christina L.
Jamie W.
J K.
Jo N. Apr 23, 2009, 3:06pm EDT
Congrats winners!
♥¤ J K¤ ♥ Apr 23, 2009, 4:17pm EDT
My first official Gather win!
Thanks Stefanie!
April H. Apr 23, 2009, 6:18pm EDT
Congratulations to Christine Zibas ,Denise W. ,Marsha S. ,Tabitha M. ,Jacquie M. ,Sarah P. ,Debra C. ,Lori B. ,Nancy L. ,Margaret G. ,Priscilla (wishing I was in Costa Rica) ~. ,Rose H. ,Christina L. ,Jamie W. , & J K.
Mary G. Apr 23, 2009, 6:34pm EDT
Congrats to the winners.
Sarah P. Apr 24, 2009, 3:33am EDT
Thank you! I can't wait to read this and use what's in the book to be a bit healthier! :)
Sarah P. Apr 24, 2009, 3:34am EDT
Oops, Forgot to congratulate the other 14 winners.. WTG Everyone!
Gloria C. Apr 25, 2009, 4:02pm EDT
congrats!
Christina L. Apr 28, 2009, 3:53pm EDT
I've already started reading the book, and it looks very interesting so far. I will be back for the chat tonight!
congrats!
Donna S. Apr 28, 2009, 3:59pm EDT
I can't wait to read the reviews and or the book. I was recently hospitalized with digestive problems, and to read this book or the reviews might be beneficial to me. thanks.
Amy L. Apr 28, 2009, 8:19pm EDT
Congratulation!!!
Shelly M. Apr 29, 2009, 7:49pm EDT
Congrats to the winners!
J F. May 4, 2009, 8:47am EDT
Congrats to all the winners
Beth - Doing God's work Daily J. Jul 27, 2009, 9:24pm EDT
Congrats to all the winners

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