What is the right amount of food to eat when you suffer from binge eating disorder? I’ve learned a lot about myself and my eating habits over the years. However, one thing I can’t seem to master is what the right amount of food is for my body to eat at meals. I’m VERY familiar […]
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It’s been a little over a year since I started my binge eating disorder recovery journey… again. However, this time my stubbornness is paying off. I’ve had many ups and downs, but I’m still hanging in there. Relapses in my eating disorder recovery journey Up until a month ago, not much had changed, other than
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If you’ve ever tried to run a marathon up a mountain on sheer ice with bears and alligators chasing you in the middle of a blizzard…daily, then you have a fraction of an idea what it’s like to battle an eating disorder.
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Can you learn life-changing lessons from an eating disorder? I have. These are 18 lessons learned from my eating disorder, and I’m positive there will be more soon enough.
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I’m giving up the scale. Stepping on the scale multiple times a day and expecting a significant weight change is insane. We give the number on the scale far too much power. It’s just that- a number. Numbers can have great power. They can make us extremely happy, like winning the lottery, or they can
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Everyone has a story to tell. Everyone has a journey to travel. However, not everyone has an eating disorder. This is my story- my journey to recovery from binge eating disorder.
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Have you ever heard of Shiny Object Syndrome, or as it’s ironically acronymed, SOS? At its core, shiny object syndrome (SOS) is a disease of distraction, and it affects entrepreneurs specifically because of the qualities that make them unique.
What does it mean to you when someone says they want to “get clean”? Does it make you think of a drug addict? An alcoholic, perhaps? Maybe they just want to take a shower…