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- Speaking in Public, My Recovery in 3 Chapters May 18, 2017
- Ditching resolutions, one day at a time. January 1, 2017
- Self Love Hack #6 & 7: Self care isn’t selfish August 31, 2016
- Self Love Hack #5: Spend time with your reflection August 22, 2016
- Self Love Hack #4: Replace negative self talk with affirmations August 16, 2016
- Self Love Hack #3: Re-parent yo self August 15, 2016
- Self love hack #2: believe the people you trust August 4, 2016
- Here’s what happened when I bought myself flowers for a year August 2, 2016
- Perfectionism vs Drafts Challenge Update June 30, 2016
- How will I know myself? June 27, 2016
- My brain is the fierce protector of my heart June 26, 2016
- How Flamingos became my Recovery Spirit Animal June 22, 2016
- Finding recovery in purpose and purpose in recovery June 16, 2016
- Secrets Keep Us Sick June 12, 2016
- “Shame cannot survive being spoken”-Brené Brown June 10, 2016
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3 consistent actions to keep your recovery on track
Last week I told you that small consistent actions are much more important for your recovery than big plans that may or may not come to fruition. After a few weeks of downward spiraling, I realized that I had been … Continue reading
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Tagged intuitive care, intuitive eating, nourishment, nutrition, recovery, relaxation, rest, self care, support, support group, zig ziglar
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Small actions beat big plans
My last blog post went up just under 5 months ago and as I mentioned yesterday, those 5 months have been filled with some high-highs and some low-lows. At the time of my last post I was at the apex … Continue reading
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Tagged eating disorder recovery, recovery, relapse, self care, small steps
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I’m back
It’s been several months since my last post. I’ve had some high-highs and low-lows and I can’t wait to get you call caught up on all of them. You know how the longer you let something go, the more difficult … Continue reading
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Body Shaming and how I finally reached my breaking point
Back in October, I wrote a post about the stigma associated with being fat and my mission to try caring less about what other people think and more about what *I* think (link to that post here). I’ve come a long … Continue reading
Gratitude and realness
In honor and appreciation of the magic I have felt this week, the fact that this blog, my tiny corner of the interwebs, reached FIFTY followers today (WHAT?!?!? So much gratitude!!!), and “#tbt aka throw back Thursday” I wanted to … Continue reading
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Recovery is… gradually then suddenly
This post is going to be short, because it’s already late and there are other things I’m *supposed* to be doing, before I go to bed, but I wanted to make sure to capture and share this feeling I’m having … Continue reading
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Tagged feeling good, gradually then suddenly, happiness, hard work, hemingway, recovery, results, reward
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Forgiveness and other lessons from a year of recovery
This week marked my one year anniversary of entering an Intensive Outpatient Program for eating disorders and meeting a few of the best people I know. And, wow, what a difference a year makes. I had started going to therapy 8ish months earlier, … Continue reading
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Tagged Binge Eating Disorder, Eating disorder, feelings follow thoughts, Forgiveness, progress, recovery
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When hunger stops being the enemy
I am not a planner. This may come as a shock to the few of you who know me in real life, because I plan *some* things to the point of obsession. For example, social interactions, phone calls, meetings with strangers … Continue reading
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Tagged Binge Eating Disorder, blood sugar, diet, emotional eating, hangry, hunger, intuitive eating, psychoglycemic, recovery
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I wish I had given up sooner
I’ve always subscribed to the “never give up” mentality. The “fall down 6 times, get up 7 times” measure of success. The “you don’t fail until you quit trying” prophecy. But I’m at a point in my recovery that I … Continue reading
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Tagged diet, Eating disorder, happiness, lifestyle change, never give in, never give up, recovery, weight loss, Winston Churchill
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