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FORKS over KNIVES Update…Please Share!

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It has been just about a year since I decided to become a lot more “veganish.”  I am loving the journey, physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally.  The big bonus is that I also enjoy cooking again after many years of struggling in the kitchen.  The China Study greatly impacted me and in less than 2 months, FORKS over KNIVES will come to the big screen right here in my own backyard, aka, Sunrise, Florida.  Those of you in other parts of the country may find it previewing early, near you.  If you don’t already get this, below I have copied and pasted their March newsletter.  Please read and if you would be kind enough to repost on a site, send in email, post on Facebook or tweet about this, it would be great!  Thanks, and have a wonderful VFT.  Eat with passion and compassion!

Much love…

 
 

 
— LATEST NEWS & EVENTS —
Letter from Executive Producer Brian Wendel 

 

Dear Friends,

 

We are less than two months away from the film’s initial release, which will take place in 19 markets from

May 6-May 20.  We are looking forward to finally sharing the feature film with a large audience, and hope that reports of the film’s impact on lives continue to grow.

 

After May 20, we plan to roll the film out into dozens of additional markets.  As we approach May, please support our efforts in the initial areas so we may spread this message as wide and far as possible—and hopefully make a difference in many people’s lives.

 

The best way to spread the message is by word of mouth, sharing links to the film’s website through social media like facebook and twitter, and writing emails to your friends and family.  The best time to engage social media will be in the weeks leading up to the release.

 

In this newsletter we’ve included a recent article that appeared in CNN.com as well as an exclusive clip from the film.  Hope you enjoy.

 

Thank you as always for your support!

 

Best wishes,

 

Brian
Forks Over Knives on CNN.com 

 

CNN.com features Forks Over Knives in a piece titled Vegans on the silver screen.

 

 

Below is an excerpt.

 

Louise Morgan wishes she’d known about “plant-based” diets when she raised her family in rural Georgia some 40 years ago. Maybe, she says, it would have saved her husband’s life.  Read more.
 

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The feature film Forks Over Knives examines the profound claim that most, if not all, of the
degenerative diseases that afflict us can be controlled, or even reversed, by rejecting our present menu of animal-based and processed foods. 

 
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  1. Sending this in case you didn’t get my other comment I want to thank all of you at TFC for their kind words when they heard of the loss of my daughter Barbara. It meand a great deal to me and my family at this sad time.
    Thank you Carole for your hugs and kisses on tuesday night. I sure needed them. Thank you all you are the best!!

  2. You’re Welcome Judy – and I meant every word. Anytime whether it’s next week, next month or next year. I’m available.

  3. Amazingly it’s coming up on 5 months since I’ve become mostly veganish and while I sometimes find it challenging I’m never sorry I made the change. I think what I miss most of all is being able to order off a menu. I always feel a little bit like a burden (or a real big pain in the ass) depending on the restaurant 😉

    Initially I became a vegan for the health benefits that moving away from animal products provide. Now I find myself more concerned and saddened over the plight of the animals. I’m very quiet about this part because I don’t ever want to give the impression that I look down on or think less of omnivores. I never want anyone to feel uncomfortable eating meat in front of me. Everyone needs to do and be what is right for themselves. For me, right now, Vegan is the right thing.

  4. Oh, sorry for Judy A. I have been depressed with my darling still in rehab but seeing a Judy made me know I have him. We will be back.

  5. Sometimes it’s hard to stick to your diet. But remember there is no time like the pnreest to get back up and start again. Don’t be too hard on yourself, sometimes life throws us some curve balls.

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