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I read the article and found it to be extremely uplifting! What bothers me is the negativity toward this person that has experienced freedom from any AB/DL desires. (Basic human nature usually frowns upon the good fortune of others.) Trying to use the binge/purge argument is like trying to tell a patient who is medically pronounced cancer free not to be happy because it may come back years later. While this is often true, it still does not change the facts now! The psychological argument could explain what happened except the person writing the story was not even trying to gain continence, it just happened over a very short period of time. All of us are going to read this this story &/or thread and make our own judgement. That is normal. As one who has seen his wife suffer not one, but two massive heart attacks, in the pregnancy of our last child and fully recovered to raise the 3 small children, we had at the time, I know what my judgement is on this matter. But whether you are skeptical or not, is it too much to ask to be happy for someone else's good fortune. I also wholehearted agree with the quote below:

I got the book yesterday evening and stayed up until 2 am reading it. Fantastic and helpful read!!!!