Guest posting over at Choosing Raw
It has been a little quiet this week over at Super Strength Health, but rest assured, I have been writing my butt off. Today I had the (awesome, incredible) honor of posting the story of my descent into eating disorder behaviors, and my slow climb outta that garbage and into my current amazingly healthy life, on Choosing Raw.
Before you read, I should warn readers, that some parts of this story are a little dark, much darker than I have usually written here. If you are triggered by talk of struggle, please skip it! I didn’t use details that are TOO too gritty, but well, it was a sad time, and I told the truth. I want to be sensitive that that could bother some people.
If you’re still on board, feel free to click here to read the full tale.
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After the first post I read of yours, I was wondering when you’d share your story. Yippee! What a powerful story at that. Thank you for sharing.
funny. i never thought of doing that until i wrote for choosing raw! im glad i did though, because its helpful to see it all laid out.
Lacy! you are such a good writer. everything you are doing is awesome and inspiring. xo
awww.sarah <3
Hey, just found your site a few weeks ago through Raechel @ Rebel Grrl, so awesome of you to share your story. I feel like so many recovery stories I can’t relate to because they come from people who are otherwise “type-a”, busy perfectionists who you’d expect to care about their clothes and hair and obsess over their bodies. Not people like me, who just like to ride bikes in grungy clothes and don’t have a clue about makeup… but who still struggle with some body and food issues.
TOTALLY. i would like, love to know how to use makeup, but….meh. im not really that type of lady. food issues are so not about just super femme personalities!
Really appreciate you sharing your story. I can relate in far too many ways, and it was very helpful to see I’m not alone – as silly as that sounds from a stranger on the internet :)
Carrie, you are absolutely not alone!