Eating Disorders Support Group
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i'm puttiing a trigger warning because i'll be mentionking food.
we have this service in my town called dine-in delivery. they work with several resturaunts in our area and deliver to homes and buisnesses. my dad suggested i set this service up for myself because i am disabled. this makes it difficult for me to eat out when i'm running around town because very few of the resturaunts on bus routes sre on sidewalks. i have to admit, it would be nice to have shrimp or a culver's burger when i'm studying.
my concern is that something like that with make bingeing and relapsing back into ED easier because i will literally be able to have binges delivered whenever i want. so what do you guys think? is it a good idea?-fallon
we have this service in my town called dine-in delivery. they work with several resturaunts in our area and deliver to homes and buisnesses. my dad suggested i set this service up for myself because i am disabled. this makes it difficult for me to eat out when i'm running around town because very few of the resturaunts on bus routes sre on sidewalks. i have to admit, it would be nice to have shrimp or a culver's burger when i'm studying.
my concern is that something like that with make bingeing and relapsing back into ED easier because i will literally be able to have binges delivered whenever i want. so what do you guys think? is it a good idea?-fallon
If you can cook despite your disability I think it would be better to do it yourself. That way you can use all healthy ingredients. And the last thing you probably need is home delivered binges.
Your dad sounds very kind and it seems like he really wants to help you. Does he live nearby? If so, maybe he could come pick you up and take you out to dinner once a week, or once a month, or whatever makes sense. This seems healthier to me, and I know there are restaurants out there that are accessible, maybe just not on the busline.
Good luck!
Hugs,
Ali