You will feel on top of the world. There are days that you will feel on top of the world. Be proud of yourself and “The reality of recovery.”
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5 Ordinary Things That My Eating Disorder Didn’t Let Me Do
Eating disorders lie to you. It keeps you from seeing the people that you love and doing the things that you enjoy. It tells you “5 Ordinary Things That My Eating Disorder Didn’t Let Me Do”
To the person who’s feeling alone,
To the person who’s feeling alone, I promise that you aren’t. I know how you might feel right now. Your head is spinning and you “To the person who’s feeling alone,”
Working out isn’t all about going to the gym.
Working out isn’t all about going to the gym. This is something that I still continue to struggle with. During my eating disorder, working out “Working out isn’t all about going to the gym.”
2 Body Positive People You Have To Follow
Loving your body and yourself is not an easy task. Especially when we’re presented with so many “unrealistic” images of what a “perfect body” should “2 Body Positive People You Have To Follow”
The reality of recovery
You will feel on top of the world. The reality of eating disorder recovery is that you will feel on top of the world. You “The reality of recovery”
A Year Ago – The Moment I Realized
A year ago my recovery journey began. A year ago was also the weakest I’d ever been. The most unhealthy that I’d ever been and “A Year Ago – The Moment I Realized”
Am I Ready To Let Go?
I’m nearing the one year mark of my recovery which also means that I’m nearing the end of my time at the ed program. So “Am I Ready To Let Go?”
5 Ordinary Things That My Eating Disorder Didn’t Let Me Do
One thing about eating disorders is that it lies to you. It tells you things that simply aren’t true. It is something that controls you “5 Ordinary Things That My Eating Disorder Didn’t Let Me Do”
I Don’t Feel Fully Recovered – Should I?
One of the first things that I was told by my therapist when I began therapy, was that eating disorders are like an iceberg. Just “I Don’t Feel Fully Recovered – Should I?”
