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Seeking a Sense of Community & Belonging (Stage 6 of What Happens When You Stop Eating Animals)

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DECEMBER 28, 2014 PODCAST

According to a recent study, the majority of people who become vegetarian / vegan go back to eating meat and animal products after a short time. One reason seems to be the lack of support or community. In today’s episode, we return to our 10 Stages of What Happens When You Stop Eating Animals / Become Vegan and focus on what I think is the make-or-break stage for people: Stage 6: Finding a Sense of Community and Belonging.Thank you to listener support and that of American Anti-Vivisection Society and FieldRoast.com.


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