Fat Acceptance

More than half of American women wear size 14 or larger. Many of these women have been brainwashed into believing they can be happy only if they lose weight. This book is about women who have broken free of this lie and learned to love themselves as they are. The message is fat positive and size acceptance.

Journeys to Self Acceptance was published in 1994 by The Crossing Press and is now out-of-print. I have a box of new books, and when they are gone, that's it.

Read a sample fat acceptance essay from Journeys to Self Acceptance.

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Table of Contents - Journeys to Self Acceptance

Carol A. Wiley
Introduction

Rosemary E. Knox
Down and Back

Randi Ward Mochamer
She Sure is a Ward

Barbara Elder
No Skinny Jeans!

Sondra Solovay
Now You See Me, Now You . . .

Jody Savage
A Family Bouquet

Sara Greer
The Still, Small Voice

Donna Allegra
Fat Dancer

Lou Ann Thomas
A Woman of Size

Bernadette Lynn Bosky
Some Painful and Healing Words

Diana L. Lambson
It Ain't Over 'Til the Fat Lady Sings

Diane M. Ceja
Mothers and Daughters: Healing the Patterns of Generations

Judith Parker
Both Sides Now

Patricia Cominos
Journey to Self Acceptance

Pat Kite
To Food, With Peace

Gail Picado
Fat Women Speak

Dixie Colvin
Underneath It All

Nancy Barron
I Like the Me I'm Becoming

Debra Derr
Celebrating the Outlaw Within, or "Ride 'em Fatgirl"

Jane Dwinell
Homesteading: Building a House, Housing a Spirit

Katharine Schneider
A Change of Heart: How I Learned to Stop Hating Myself and Others

Debbie Bowling
Heavy Interviews

Patt Jackson
A Vehicle for the Soul

Fiona Webster
The Herorine and the Harpy

DeAnn G. Semler
The Bigger the Better: Ten Reasons Why