Walker etc.

[Frances Morey]

Speaking of the frequency of craziness around us, I heard on NPR this
morning that one in five women in America have an eating disorder. I like to
quote Paul Simon: "The problem is all inside your head, she said to me..."
Eating disorders are in my opinion fundamentally mental illnesses. But it is
like the chicken and egg conundrum--does the eating disorder result from, or
cause, the mental illness? I think I know. It's all covered in my book by
the way.
Frances

On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 07:45:03 -0600 (CST), Harry Edwards wrote:

>  Jon and others:
>  
>  I am well aware that John Walker didn't literally run away to join the
>  Taliban.  Hell, I lived in Marin County  for 14 years and know well the
>  lure of various wierdnesses for unquestioning souls.
>  
>  On a related note, a thought for the day from Charles Manson:
>  
>  		Twenty-five years ago,
>  		being crazy meant something.
>  		Now everybody's crazy.
>  
>  Peace,
>  Harry
>  
>  
>  


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