Mon, Feb-19-18, 09:08
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Senior Member
Posts: 2,573
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Plan: Dr. Bernstein
Stats: 188/150/135
BF:
Progress: 72%
Location: NE WA
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Originally Posted by Grav
The use of the word "can't" implies an absolute impossibility. As much as I feel Ken's point is valid in that there are various reasons why people may find it difficult to get the results they're looking for with LCHF, WereBear and the rest of us who continue to hang around after reaching their goals are proof that it is still possible nonetheless.
To quote Lou Reed: "Impossible does not mean difficult. Difficult is getting a Nobel Prize; impossible is eating the sun."
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I'm feeling contrary this morning. If someone were to tell me I "can't" stay on lchf, I'd be giving them the stink eye & saying, "Who's going to stop me?"
My husband is a Greek & Latin teacher & he translated the saying on my coffee cup - Never Give Up/Never Surrender into Greek . He told me that another way to translate the Greek is, "I am not betraying myself." So apt! |