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Miraculous Prayer Request Updates, Don’t Eat Anything with a Face (?), and More in Today’s Monday Morning Mix-Up 12/9/2013

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Wow.  I can't even begin to express how thankful we are for your prayers!  Our nephew, Shane, gave me permission to share this picture of he and his daughter, Hailee, (taken earlier in the fall) who were hurt in the horrific Thanksgiving day crash.  They were both in ICU a full week, but thank the Lord, they are now doing well!  Shane has had surgeries and is still in a lot of pain, so please keep praying for his full recovery, but we're hoping he'll be off to rehab soon.  Hailee has blown everyone away – once all of her tubes started coming out, she has improved so rapidly that even in a four hour period there would be amazing differences.  She should be home soon!Shane & Hailee

When my Dad was very ill in 1998, I remember bringing him pages and pages and pages of names of those on prayer chains everywhere who had prayed for him.  He was never an emotional kind of guy, to say the least, but after almost dying that so moved him that he had tears coming down his face and asked, “Who are all these people?”  So I thought it might be neat if any of you who have prayed for Shane and Hailee would comment below and share your name and where you're from.  I'd love for Shane to get an idea of how many people all over the world were lifting them up in prayer as they were going through such a scary, painful, emotional time.  THANK YOU ALL for your love and friendship!  🙂

Let's see how many links I can get in here today before I have to wake the kids up…

  • A reader emailed the other day asking about college dorm food:  “I know you home school, but I don't remember the ages of your children.  I thought you might have a college age or almost college age child.  I was wondering what real food parents do about food for college students.   A friend of ours has a daughter starting school next year, and as a parent of children with multiple food allergies, I'm starting to wonder about what to do for food when they hit college age…”  My reply:  “Here's a post about college dorm food that might help.  Also, my best advice is to have them live at home and commute if at all possible, that's what our son has done, and it's saved a ton of money, too.”
  • OK, I'm out of time, but found this debate that you may want to turn on and listen in the background while you do something else (I know I can't just sit and watch something this long without multi-tasking), but it's about something that you may, as a real foodie, come up against now and then:  those who think we're all wrong for eating meat.  As I've said many times, it matters WHAT meat you eat!  (Here's my post on this:  Are Meat Eaters Ruining the Earth?)  It is that that makes ALL the difference for your health AND for the environment AND for the fair treatment of animals.  Check out this debate, Don't Eat Anything with a Face between 2 vegans and 2 real foodies who you probably know and love like I do:  Joel Salatin and Chris Masterjohn.  Click here for the video.
  • Read more about the meat issue in this book by ex-vegetarian Lierre Keith:

Have a great week!

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  2. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    Yeah, I agree with Susie Hagemeister, the crowd seemed hand picked to be pro vegan in the first place.

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  3. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    The Vegetarian Myth is a great book and helped me transition away from veganism. It should really be called The Vegan Myth.

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  4. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    Thing is everyone has different metabolism types. Those who thrive on vegetarian/vegan diets don’t need animal protein, those of us who get sick, wither away, and look like we are about to die if we don’t eat meat, yes indeed do need animal protein. So when you get on your high horse accusing meat eaters of being judgmental, look in the mirror.

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  5. Marie says

    Shane,
    We are praying Catholics and we will not stop praying for you and your dear daughter.
    Hang in there. You will do great with time, just be patient with yourself!
    Love and prayers in His Name,
    Marie

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  8. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    I watched the whole thing. The moderator cutting off Chris Masterjohn bugged me too. I had seven years feeling pretty good on a very whole foods vegan diet. Then I got autoimmune disease… When I was vegan, the worst person to meet was an exvegan who couldn’t wait to tell me they stopped because they got sick. Then it happened to me! It took me about three or four years to get over the fact that I couldn’t eat the way I used to eat. Then I found Dr. Campbell-McBride and I almost dismissed her because of what she said about vegans and their starving brains. It took me another couple of months , maybe longer to revisit her and admit that is exactly what happened to me. Vegans are stubborn, even exvegans. I thought the vegan debaters seemed very self-righteous. Be vegan for the animals at your own risk but do not insist that this diet will sustain everyone because it won’t. That is propaganda. Some people cannot maintain their health without animal foods. And nobody should eat factory farmed meat or battery hen eggs.

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  9. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    I didn’t feel that the vegans were better debaters, I felt that they couldn’t follow the moderator’s ‘let’s all agree that we’re not debating commercial feedlot animals,’ then that’s all they cited studies from. Seriously a one sided debate. I’d love it if they would find a moderator willing to be more neutral, and vegans willing to be more on the proper topic. I agree, the carnies could have argued more eloquently, but I missed the scoring. Neither side ‘won’ in my opinion, mostly I was just disappointed, as I usually am

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  10. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    I watched it and I’m a die hard carnivore but sadly the vegans were better debaters for that crowd. Chris spoke too quickly and scientifically. He lost me. For that crowd they needed to keep it simple and understandable. Even Joel wasn’t as good as he could be. The vegans were so good at keeping it cool. I’m so bummed the vegans won!

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  11. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    I too eat meat but I know people who are very healthy and happy without it in their diets. Be careful making such blanket statements.

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  12. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    I can’t watch any video about animals. I support Weston Price but I don’t eat meat

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  13. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    There are plenty of healthy vegans/vegetarians in the world. It is not necessary to eat meat, there are plenty of alternatives for everything animals provide. Just because you didn’t enjoy this particular video doesn’t make vegetarianism/veganism invalid. It’s not nice to be so judgemental based on a narrow opinion.

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  14. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    Vegans get crabby cause they don’t have enough animal fats going to their brains. 😉 oh. And if you have a come-back to my statement, it’s only proving my point.

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  15. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    Vegans get crabby cause they don’t have enough animal fats going to their brains. 😉 oh. And if you have a come-back to my statement, it’s only proving my point.

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  16. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    Not interested in anything the brainwashed morons that support the vegan industrial complex have to say.

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  19. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    I could only watch it in parts. But from what I did see, they were comparing a commercial diet to a veg diet. Not what the meat eating side was presenting.

    the debate scoring was interesting. The no face food side seemed to have more educating to do to the audience. But did the audience get it?

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  20. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    I joke about overly sensitive people needing to up their magnesium. I have been running into several administrators jumping to off the wall conclusions. Need animal protein to properly metabolize/detox, and all need magnesium.

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  21. Danette Rieckhoff says

    Lifting up your loved ones in faithful prayer and hope!
    May they have healing and blessings from our family to yours- Orlando FL

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  29. Kelly the Kitchen Kop says

    Hello faithful prayer warriors!

    I need to ask for prayers AGAIN. Hailee is back in the hospital with a possible infection. If it’s positive she may be hospitalized through Christmas. 🙁

    PLEASE pray results tomorrow are NEGATIVE for infection.

    Thank you all from the bottom of my heart!!

    Kel

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  40. Patty says

    I don’t know you, never have met you, but God knows you and your needs. His Word says to pray continually for others and carry their burdens…..so I prayed for you and your daughter and it is exciting just to hear that God is answering those prayers. Praise Him!!!!!!! May God give you the strength you need to recover completly!!!!!

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  42. Rhoeanna says

    Hello Shane from Farmington Hills MI!!! :o) You and your family will ALWAYS be in m PRAYERS!! SENDING YOU HEALING ENERGIES WITH MANY BLESSINGS TOO OF LIGHT AND LOVE ALL IN DIVINE ORDER!!

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  49. Laurie says

    Our God IS an awesome God and he will see us through the valleys!! I am praying that he will speed your complete recovery.

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  56. Marina Velius says

    prayed for you in St. Charles, Mo.
    Great to hear of your progress! Thank you, Lord!!!
    May God’s grace continue to uphold and restore you both.

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  63. Rachael @ Gratefully Nourished says

    We’ve been lifting you up in prayer since Kelly put the word out- Rachael in Eastern North Carolina

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  64. Shawna says

    We’ve prayed for you, Shane and Hailee, and will continue to pray for full recoveries! The Murphy family in Louisville, KY

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  66. Mary Ann says

    Hello, my name is Mary Ann J., and I am from Harrison Twp., MI–Shane, you and your lovely daughter Hailee have been and will continue to be in my prayers. I also send both of you healing thoughts.

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  68. elaine says

    So thankful to hear that your nephew and his daughter are improving and doing well. I lifted them up in prayer and continue to believe for a full and complete recovery for both of them!
    {As a side note – when our daughter (now 25) was 3 she nearly died from spinal meningitis and we were completely blown away by the outpouring of love and prayers … we will never know how many people lifted our family up but we will be forever grateful!}

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  69. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    I’d like to hear a debate on veganism/vegetarianism for a child who can’t digest legumes (diarrhea), and is anaphylactic to eggs, nuts, and all dairy. Raw foods also make him sick. I would love to hear a debate on that!

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  70. Kristy A. says

    Praying for a complete recovery for both of you, from Indiana. Thank you for showing us the beautiful picture.

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  73. %kelly the kitchen kop% via Facebook says

    Watching now, Kelly. Erg. Those vegans! Barnard is telling us we have PRE STONE AGE BODIES, meaning we only started eating meat when we found tools to prepare them. UGH!!

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  74. Marilyn says

    Our God is an awesome God who loves us so very much! We, in St. Louis, Missouri, have been praying~and will continue to pray~for your nephew and his beautiful daughter.

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  81. Laura Miller says

    God is so good and his love and mercy so immense! It is so beautiful to see people of God from all over the place praying. I will continue to lift Shane and Hailee up in prayer for complete healing and restoration and that they will know how much God loves them. Laura Miller in Gaithersburg, MD.

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  82. Tammy Walter says

    Prayed for you all as soon as I heard about the accident. Jesus is our healer and our Great Physician. Trusting in his loving care for you all.
    New Jersey.

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  84. Lisa says

    I’m praying for Shane and Hailee to be completely healed and praising Him for the Great things He’s already done!! – Corinth, Texas

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  86. Lori says

    Continuing to pray for complete and painfree healing for Shane. And continued prayers for Hailley so she will heal completely, not only physically, but emotionally, too. I am Lori Smith from Newark, Ohio. Our God reigns!

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  101. Dani says

    I’ve been praying since Kelly’s first post, from Arvada, Colorado. So blessed that we get to see just how God is answering that prayer!

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  104. Eileen says

    Dear Kelly,
    I’m a firm believer in the power of prayer and am so grateful His answer is a big YES! Continued prayers for full and speedy recovery from Seattle.

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  110. Barbara says

    I was praying for Shane & Hailee in North Branch, Michigan. Isn’t our God awesome?! He knew who I was praying for and the specifics, even though I didn’t.

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  117. Rich Z says

    Shane and Hailey the very definition of faith is “that which is unseen.” God sees healing and wholeness and by our faith in Him I see you as such. Our prayers continue to be lifted for you both from Lowell Michigan.

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