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	<title>Comments on: Tunnel of Death: An Eating Disorder</title>
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		<title>By: Jenna Strick</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jenna Strick</dc:creator>
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		<description>Dear Melissa, I came across your webiste &quot;A Virtuous Woman&quot; from a friend who sent me the link. I wanted to thank you for this website that challenges us women of God to truly be that Proverbs 31 woman that we all deeply desire to be (for me, I  just don&#039;t always remember to work it out!). I def. connected with your Eating Disorder story, as I too have struggled with this disease. The deepest, darkest time was when I was in college. I am now graduated and married, and I am def. grateful for my husband and all his support. I guess I just wanted to say THANK YOU for pointing out that you too still struggle with this. Even after quite a few years, I still find myself trying to take back that control when I feel so out of control with other things in life. When it cycles back around, I feel like I give God a bit more. Currently I feel like he really wants it all, and I am still reluctant to hand it over. Who am I without this?? The question that goes through my mind each and every day. Nevertheless, God waits. He waits so patiently and doesn&#039;t push. You&#039;re right...God is in control. God is in control.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Melissa, I came across your webiste &#8220;A Virtuous Woman&#8221; from a friend who sent me the link. I wanted to thank you for this website that challenges us women of God to truly be that Proverbs 31 woman that we all deeply desire to be (for me, I  just don&#8217;t always remember to work it out!). I def. connected with your Eating Disorder story, as I too have struggled with this disease. The deepest, darkest time was when I was in college. I am now graduated and married, and I am def. grateful for my husband and all his support. I guess I just wanted to say THANK YOU for pointing out that you too still struggle with this. Even after quite a few years, I still find myself trying to take back that control when I feel so out of control with other things in life. When it cycles back around, I feel like I give God a bit more. Currently I feel like he really wants it all, and I am still reluctant to hand it over. Who am I without this?? The question that goes through my mind each and every day. Nevertheless, God waits. He waits so patiently and doesn&#8217;t push. You&#8217;re right&#8230;God is in control. God is in control.</p>
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