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You can contact me at recoveringanorexic@hotmail.com.

3 Comments

  1. Shelly said,

    Hey there. I just came across your blog. I am a 19 year old female. In late 06 I began seeking treatment for my eating disorder, and in late 07 I left intensive outpatient at a healthy weight. From 07 to mid 08 I was doing really well maintaing my weight and feeling good about myself. In about three months I put on about 5 pounds. It freaked the hell out of me, and I think I need help. I’m so scared to talk about it, I’m ashamed to admit it to anyone. I want to be confident in myself, and do this on my own. I am eating properly. I am eating well, like I want. I just don’t know. I just need to know that there is someone else out there.

  2. pamela said,

    Hello,
    I used to be emailed a daily inspiration everyday. But I changed my email address. How do I get back on the list for the daily inspirations to be emailed to me?
    Thank you

  3. Hina said,

    Hello there! I was just googling about infomation for anorexia and came across ur blog. I have just read the first page April part, and it immediately soothed me. My sister is suffering with anorexia. So many thing you stated mirrored my sister. She has been an inpatient for 10 months and at the end of this month, after this very difficult period she will be discharged. We are obviously so over-the-moon she is coming home after so long, but we are realising its going to be a very long difficult journey. She still has many issues with food, her burning energy and her emotional status. She is in the current phase where she says she feels nothing, emotions wise. I know its not true, because of her actions and interests she has started to regain. Yes, she has become emotionally blunted but what would one expect after the trauma her body has gone through and still is. Then time to time she would admit she does feel things, but very reluctantly. I wanted to ask did you feel that too? Its something our family therapist really seems clueless about. Its quite frustrating, for us, because their aim doesn’t seem to help but just be present while we talk, and leave things unanswered. Personally, I am so sure if my sister met someone who was a recovered/near recovered anorexic it will push her to want to get better, but right now its just our words and her own will power.Also, do you have any wise words u would suggest for a family trying to convince their daughter to come back to a normal eating way of life please. Anyway, many many thanks. I can’t tell you how healing it was to hear what u wrote, especially how your life is so much better than before.

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