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12 years ago
KyraLamb
1. Epic Fail!
Is the first week of transitioning to raw extremely hard for everybody else? Letting go of sugar and white flour is proving to be a real test. The addictive power of these substances is tremendous. But I'm not giving up so easily. I'm determined to succeed for my kids, my husband, my dad who had a heart attack this last year, my grandmother who died of diabetes, and- of course- myself. I deserve
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 12 years ago
KyraLamb
That being said, it is true that kitties are carnivores and need to eat the flesh of other animals in order to be optimally healthy. If optimal health and happiness is your goal for your furry friend, then I would suggest supplying your kitty with opportunities to hunt live critters like lizards and mice on a daily basis or otherwise educating yourself on the practices of local, small farm slaugh
Forum: Raw Foods for Pets and Animals 12 years ago
KyraLamb
Is there really such a thing as "Humane Slaughter"? I guess it all depends on what your definition of "humane" is. Personally, I believe that slaughter is not in any way "humane", no matter how you look at it.
Forum: Raw Foods for Pets and Animals 12 years ago
KyraLamb
Well Done, You! What an ispiration this story is to me since I have only just begun a similar journey (I've just finished my first week of gradual integration into the raw lifestyle). Thank you for being an example to people like me!
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 12 years ago
KyraLamb
For the past 6 years, I've been living the Standard American Diet- commonly known among ya'll healthy people as the S.A.D. After having moved to middle America, marrying a S.A.M (Standard American Man... as far as nutrition is concerned, that is), and bringing four children into this world, let me say that I've... well, I've let myself go- there's no way to sugar-coat it (in fact, sugar-coating i
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience
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