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The Bulimia Blog
http://bulimiablog.blogspot.com
Bulimia sucks. I started this nifty behavior in eighth grade and I'm almost 30. It's like a heroin addiction, but less trendy and more legal. I'm trying to get better. Read all about it here.
- Added on: Dec 31st, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Health
Recent Posts
11 months bulimia free, are you effing kidding me?
I can't believe I'm writing these words... Since November 2008, the soul-sucking disease known as bulimia nervosa has not been a part of my life.I wish I could describe to you the elation I feel each day, the happiness I have in every moment. Not tha...
A glimpse of the other side
I got my LAP-BAND almost three weeks ago. I've lost 20 lbs in one month, which includes the pre-op diet for two weeks.The pre-op diet was hell. I was starving and could eat only 750 calories a day. It was torturous BUT I DID IT.The first week after b...
A giant weight off my chest (and ass)
Guess who is getting Lap Band surgery in three weeks... :-) MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEI can't effing believe it. I'm so excited. I've been working on this seriously for the past month or so, and ever since it set in that it's finally GOING TO HAPPEN...
I'm doing amazing
The past few weeks have been so incredibly hard. I committed myself to changing my life and working my ass off. I'm working two jobs and taking four classes. So I CANNOT stay up late because I cannot sleep late anymore if I can make it through. I was...
kicking my own ass
I'm doing well, how about that?I'm very very tired of struggling through things. Like I wrote before, the easy outs are no longer working for me in any way. It is time I put my intelligence to good use to solve the problems I have created. Before, my...
Moving forward
My birthday is in a few days. 32 years old. Wow. I'm so old.There is one good thing about getting older. I'm getting more mature. I don't know what happened, but suddenly I feel like doing the things I didn't do before. I'm finally taking care of my ...
