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Old 08-06-2007, 09:29 PM
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eating disorders and recovery

(i didn't put this in diet and exercise because it's much more psychological than dietary.)

i guess i'm just curous how any of you who have had eating disorders managed to recover, or for those who haven't even been diagnosed with one, how you got better. i recently found a picture of myself where i was almost at my lowest weight and it's bringing back a lot of thoughts. i think it was the only one taken of me at the time 'cause i hated photos so much so i've never faced it like this.

i know a lot of people on here have had eating 'issues' but i haven't seen any threads on recovery, so i'd thought i'd try to start one.

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Old 08-06-2007, 09:43 PM
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yeah let me know when you figgure it out. my best friend is bulimic and started doing meth because it makes her not want to puke. we are still working on this one...
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Old 08-07-2007, 07:37 AM
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egh. that's horrible. sorry to hear that. there is a lot of desperation there when you get to the point when you can't stop it. two of my best friends are bulimic, plus an ex-boyfriend. the mood swings that go along with it are the worst.

i dunno. it's just really hard to stay healthy sometimes, and i rarely hear very much about people recovering. i guess 'cause there's such a low percentage that does?
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Old 08-07-2007, 07:55 PM
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i dunno. it's just really hard to stay healthy sometimes, and i rarely hear very much about people recovering. i guess 'cause there's such a low percentage that does?
There is a low percentage that actually recovers and gets the help they need. Its also never fully gone. So alot of us go back to it. Its like being addicted to drugs or alcohol. You spend your whole life running from it because its always there in your head. The temptation is so great its hard to escape sometimes.
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Old 08-08-2007, 07:16 PM
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I've had EDs, and well... yeah, they're like drugs you always have that though in your mind: "I bet, I'd be much happier if I could ___ again"

But fortunately you have people around you to support you & watch out for you, it's not quite comfortable, since you have all eyes on you and what you eat.

One of my closest friends had bulimia, and we pretty much lied for eachother, was a great method tbh, until we got discovered and went down. When you have that kind of problems all you want it's to be accepted, I guess that was went wrong with me, since people when they first found out didn't support me, they all got really mad at me and left me totally alone for a while, that's when I got worse.

Anyway, yeah it is still on my mind, and well... it's not pretty most of the time :s
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