Recovery
Recovery
Growing up everyone had stories about my eating habits. How I would hide food in corners of the house, only eating chips for years in the cafeteria, the panic in my eyes at an unfamiliar restaurant menu, it was just a “thing” in my family, in my neighborhood, and during school lunches. Now I’m taking control of my narrative.
I’ve come to realize that recovery is a choice. Even if you’re not where you want to be yet, even if it’s incredibly hard, and even if you just had a setback. It is a choice you make to get better. Recovery also doesn’t look the same for everyone. What you need to do may not look like what someone else needs to do.
Not Hungry
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