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Well, I didn't do it in one week and I didn't do it by trying, but I have succeeded. I stopped worrying about my weight quite so much …
I am 25. I started binging in college, then I was anorexic for 3 or 4 years, now I binge almost every day. I have had over 16, 000 calories in a single day before. I put on 85 lbs in 7 months. I feel like I am losing myself. I have a great therapist and treatment team, but I am looking for help wherever I can get it.
I am 25. I started binging in college, then I was anorexic for 3 or 4 years, now I binge almost every day. I have had over 16, 000 calories in a single day before. I put on 85 lbs in 7 months. I feel like I am losing myself. I have a great therapist and treatment team, but I am looking for help wherever I can get it.
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Thanks for the hug!
I hear you SO clearly. I know how hard it is to explain it to people. Hell, even when I explain it to MYSELF it sounds like something I should just be able to get over. But it's not, and I'm exploring the underlying reasons. It's hard, unflattering work--I'm having to ackowledge things about myself I don't want to, and I'm also having to try my damndest to avoid beating myself up for those things--not too easy. But sharing my frustrations on this site helps tremendously. Please write me any time you want to vent or need encouragement! I know how much it can help.
hi! nice to meet you. give me a shout when you need some support :o)
Hi, I think I might know how you feel. I am the same age with the same problem(s).
i saw your posting about going through withdrawl. i find splashing my face with really cold water helps. it wakes me up or something. give it a try. that and breathing. all you need to do right now, is breath.
My eating disorder manifested in college. I went into treatment my senior year at UNC-Hospitals ED unit. Then, into treatment again at Renfrew in Philadelphia. Struggled without much change for about a year, then I was in a crazy car accident. I started binging and never stopped. I put on 85 lbs in 7 months and I have been at this for over a year now. I just keep thinking that today will be the beginning of my never binging again, but then I do, and it feels like the end of the world.
Well, I was always really into sweet foods. Even as a child. I started eating erratically when I went to college, my Dad called it binging, so I proved him wrong by stopping the binging. But in the process I became anorexic for 3 or 4 years. Over a year ago I started binging again and I haven't stopped. I gained 85 lbs in 7 months. I hate myself. My nutritionist thinks I am addicted to sugar. My parents agree and so do I but I can't seem to help it.
I want to be buff and strong. I want to have defined muscles. I want to not worry about my body at all. Is that realistic? I have/had/struggle with an eating disorder, but I never over exercised -- I was just a compulsive exerciser. I HAD to go to the gym every day. But I didn't have to do a lot , or to do anything very hard. it was the fact that I put in the effort. But I want to be productive at exercise now. I don't want to go to the gym for the hell of it. I want to be "fit'
I was always hyper and easily distracted as a child, but since I still made good grades, my parents didn't think it was a problem. I was diagnosed with ADD in college. It really started to be a problem, when I couldn't control it anymore. I would get distracted doing everything. Even the windshield wipers on the car would catch me while I was driving and I'd forget where I was going.
I live alone. I've never been in love or had a significant other. My best friends are the ones that I had in childhood and now live half-way across the country. Since I started college it seems that I can't create any meaningful relationships. The more it matters, the more I "freak out" about it and the less I am able to connect to others. I know the ED started it all, but how do i get out of this hole. My life is great from an outside perspective, but I am miserable.