LATIN EMOVERE -"MOVE OUT, REMOVE"

e·mo·tion [i mṓsh'n] - n
1. heightened feeling: a strong feeling about somebody or something
2. agitation caused by strong feelings: agitation or disturbance caused by strong feelings

The feelings of distress, whether new or chronic, would reach a point where eating was a suitable and temporary relief from their pain; eating and its preparation provided the troubled person with a distraction, a reward, gratification, comfort or a sense of being loved (http://www.davedraper.com/article-190-obesity.html)

Eating disorder behaviors are very effective ways of altering emotions and emotional awareness. Thus, the eating disorder becomes more important or more valuable because it becomes a resource to help patients avoid or minimize their emotions. Many patients have commented to me that the one thing they like most about their eating disorders is their ability to alter their emotions through the behavior. (http://www.eatingdisordersblogs.com/your_role/2009/03/emotions-and-eating-disorders.html)

Yogurt - 150
Dairy Queen (again, with a gun pointed at my head) - 329
Grilled Cheese (I gotta stop this, don't I?) - 670
Manwich - 355

TOTAL - 1,504