Blog Detail
Eating Disorder Recovery Blog
http://www.edrecoveryblog.com
A blog about the process of eating disorder recovery
- Added on: Jan 11th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Sarah McHattie
- Listed in: Women's Health Diet & Nutrition
- Tags: bulimia anorexia eating disorders eating disorder treatment eating disorder recovery ana/mia
Recent Posts
Eating Disorder Recovery, Protests, and Healthcare Reform
Some days it’s still easy for me to get caught up in my own “me-ishness” – something that I know I used to talk about a lot more often than I have recently. Yesterday, I spent much of the day in my own way. I know, shocking, r...
On “Bruised Body Image,” Seasonal Memories, and the Discomfort of Election Night
I’m not good at this, but I’m going to put it out here anyway: I’m struggling today – just as I have been for a while lately. The more that I’m embracing who I am and what I experience, the less that I feel like I have a...
Facing Reminders of the Past and Present in Recovery
It’s fairly normal to start a work week and find yourself asked something about how your weekend was. What’s less normal, at least for me, is not being able to fully answer the question. This weekend was a bit stranger than mine have tend...
Eating Disorder Recovery and the Challenges of Ongoing Self-Discovery
One of the most challenging issues that I found when I was in the midst of an eating disorder was that it made me somehow lose sight of everything that I was and everything that mattered to me the most. It didn’t matter whether the switch was f...
Self-Awareness and Eating Disorder Recovery
The concept of self is often something that’s difficult to come to terms with – especially for those whose lives have taken some awkward turns, for those who have been pressured to be something – to be the person that others want th...
Eating Disorder Recovery Means Breaking Free from Old Patterns
It’s always been the little things that seem to get to me the most. I’ve been looking inward a lot lately, thinking probably a bit more than it’s particularly healthy to do. Out of necessity rather than desire, more than once I̵...
