People have been asking me lately: "Are the thoughts really gone?" And the answer is: "Yes!" But what does a one-word answer really do for someone who wants to know the details of the essence of it all? So today, I'm going to direct you to a post of mine from one year ago. If you've read it before, read it again. Understand my main point: being "recovered" isn't about always being happy 100% of the time—it's about knowing what to do when you're not.
The old post, called Are the Thoughts Really Gone? can be found here.
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Thanks for following my blog! Im just starting out but am very excited about it :) Your blog is great!
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xx Sona
Will you please read my blog. I am at a critical point, and really need some support.
Arielle, I just wanted to ask for advice. I recently fell into a relapse, and am trying with all my strength to pull myself out of the tailspin. I have begun eating again, but I can't help but feel the overwhelming feeling of failure every time I take a bite. I think about how ashamed I feel to be the size I am all day. I know that logically, the failure is in me NOT eating, rather than the other way around, but my disordered thinking won't let me be logical. How do I turn things around into being proud of myself for not restricting?
Allison, thank you for the question. I will respond to it as soon as possible. :)
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