5 Things I Wish Someone Would Have Told Me In Recovery From Anorexia
Know that I am not lecturing you and I am not a health professional, but these are some things that I wish someone had said to me:
Proud2BMeKnow that I am not lecturing you and I am not a health professional, but these are some things that I wish someone had said to me:
By: Proud2BMeTake action this weekend to start your meal planning system. Don’t make it perfect. Just start.
By: Anna RiderThey intervened and showed me how special life is, how much love can do and how much family means. Intervention gave me life and set me free from my eating disorder.
By: Proud2BMeIf the dressing room has become a place of misery, try adopting one or more of these coping skills to make it a manageable (and maybe even fun!) experience.
By: Proud2BMeCultural competence is essential to being treated like more than just another person — it’s about getting the best care that’s right for you
By: Avery-Taylor PhillipsWhen it pours it rains, but that tragedy is self-inflicted. It doesn’t have to be the end of the world. We can, however, choose our masks, and choose our power source. I gave trauma no room.
By: Gwen Grace YehPeople are going to talk, whether you’re doing good or bad. So don’t give in to the false #LifeGoals, and never forget to distinguish reality from illusion.
By: Proud2BMe