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I need help just now. I'm struggling - I hate to admit it but I am. I just don't know where to get help. I have so much crap in my head just now. I hate it. -
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“I am angry that I starved my brain and that I sat shivering in my bed at night instead of dancing or reading poetry or eating ice cream or kissing a boy...” -
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I was discharged by my eating disorder team yesterday because I'm recovered.
It feels amazing, but also a bit scary. I spent about 16 years with ED.
Recovery is totally possible.
If I can do it, anyone can.
Never ever give up! -
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We must embrace pain and burn it as fuel for our journey. ~Kenji Miyazawa
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I feel so alive. I think I might actually be letting go of Ed, really lettiing go. I can and do imagine being recovered. I am living recovery. It's hard and it's up and down and all over the place, but believe me, it's worth it. -
I've now got the new LiveJournal Messenger.
I've now got the new LiveJournal Messenger. My Windows Live ID is life_mosaic@livejournal.com. Sign up now and we can chat! -
Writer's Block: It Is What It Is
"The hardest part is admitting that you have a problem" WTF? Whoever said that has clearly never had a real problem.
Admitting it might be hard, but not nearly as hard as dealing with it on a daily basis or facing up to it in order to change it. -
Writer's Block: It Is What It Is
'Time is a great healer' Time is NOT a great healer. Time and effort and hard work on yourself or a problem is a great healer.
This cliche makes everything sound so passive. People can hang on to things for years and time can do nothing, unless that
person is prepared to face up to things themself.
