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The new Life
Without Ed™ sterling silver jewelry collection was created for
the purpose of raising awareness and hope surrounding eating
disorders (a.k.a. Ed). Jewelry designer and founder of
www.Sarah-Kate.com,
Sue Gillerlain teamed up with Jenni Schaefer, author of
Life Without Ed: How One Woman Declared Independence from
Her Eating Disorder and How You Can Too (McGraw-Hill)
and guest on the “Dr. Phil” show, to create each piece.
Like Jenni, Sue is in recovery from her own personal battle
with “Ed,” and is donating ten percent of the sale of each
Life Without Ed™ charm and Life Without Ed™ bracelet and
necklace to the Seattle-based
National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA).
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Item LWE1: 32.00 – Life
Without Ed™
Sterling
Silver Charm
The hand-drawn flower on the front of this small but
mighty charm signifies personal growth, while the
backside includes the inscription, “Life Without Ed™” to
show support to all those recovering from an eating
disorder (Ed). Each 2.5-gram charm is placed on a
sterling silver jump ring along with a single freshwater
pearl to symbolize the wisdom “You do better when you
know better.” All charms are cast and finished by hand
in the United States.
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Item LWE2: $56.00 – Life
Without Ed™ Sterling Silver Bracelet and Charm
The 4.3mm sterling silver cable-link bracelet has a
toggle clasp finished with a Life Without Ed™ charm and
freshwater pearl. 7.5 inches long.
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Item LWE3: $54.00 – Life
Without Ed™ Sterling Silver Necklace and Charm
A strand of 1.4mm sterling silver reverse double rope
chain showcases the Life Without Ed™ Charm and
freshwater pearl. Available in 16-inch or 18-inch
lengths.
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Purchase 18" Necklace &
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About the Author, Jenni
Schaefer
About the Jewelry Designer, Sue Gillerlain
About the National Eating Disorders Association
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Necklaces Page 2
Bracelets
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Life Without Ed™
Collection
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Psychotherapist and author
Thom Rutledge treated Jenni Schaefer’s
long-standing battle with anorexia and bulimia by
teaching her to think of her eating disorder, “Ed,” as a
person separate and distinct from herself.
 Separating
myself from Ed had immediate results for me,” says Jenni.
“My eating disorder didn't just go away, but I did feel
a tremendous amount of relief once I knew that there was
more to me than just my eating disorder. Working with
Thom gave me much needed hope. And with lots of patience
and persistence, I was finally able to divorce Ed. |
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