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December 8, 2010 by Karen Brier

New Page in my Melting Point eBook

Finally! I finished the menu planning page. I’ll be adding some more sample menus at some point, but for now, here are some guidelines.

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Karen aka the Project Manager

50-something mom, wanna be writer and adventurer trying to figure out my 40+ year battle with food and eating. I’ve done every diet and even had gastric bypass – still gained it back. In 2016 I joined Overeaters Anonymous and for the first time in my life, I am peaceful about food. In November 2017 I learned about Bright Line Eating and am having success with weight loss once again.

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