i voted ss bc it wasn't a full blown eating disorder where i needed treatment or lost a drastic amt of weight. but i definitely went through what i would call an anorexic phase where i ate very little food. i also had and still do have a very distorted body image as well...
so i wouldn't say that i technically had an eating disorder, but i definitely had some of the symptoms.
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i voted ss bc it wasn't a full blown eating disorder where i needed treatment or lost a drastic amt of weight. but i definitely went through what i would call an anorexic phase where i ate very little food. i also had and still do have a very distorted body image as well...
so i wouldn't say that i technically had an eating disorder, but i definitely had some of the symptoms.
That makes sense. Thank you!
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Eating disorder? No. Unhealthy relationship with food. Definitely. I am a stress eater and have a total love/hate relationship with food.
To be honest, it terrifies me to think of raising a girl because of this. Not to say DS won't run into it, but it isn't nearly the same. I keep working to get it under control though, because I know the best way to help daughters (and or sons) avoid eating disorders is to have positive self-image and a healthy relationship with food ... and then pass it on.
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Ahartzle I just have to say you look great now. Thank you for sharing. I've never had and ED but I had a really close friend that battles ED's for years. It truly is a battle.
Ahartzle I just have to say you look great now. Thank you for sharing. I've never had and ED but I had a really close friend that battles ED's for years. It truly is a battle.
Thanks! It's truly an every day struggle, especially having lost all of my weight with Molly and then gaining it back this time around. When I was dieting after Molly I kept wanting to restrict more and more and more to lose quicker. I had to tell myself that I was eating so that I could feed another human being, and that my need to lose weight was less than her need to be healthy. My only hope is that it isn't something I pass on to my girls.
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i voted ss bc it wasn't a full blown eating disorder where i needed treatment or lost a drastic amt of weight. but i definitely went through what i would call an anorexic phase where i ate very little food. i also had and still do have a very distorted body image as well...
so i wouldn't say that i technically had an eating disorder, but i definitely had some of the symptoms.
That makes sense. Thank you!
I almost ss'ed, but ended up voting no.
I am a stress eater, big time. I am at pre-pg weight but barely hanging on and need to lose about 60lbs to be healthy again (I'm 5'9" and 230lbs).
Sometimes I wonder if I have one of the over-eating disorders, but then I watch a show on it and those people eat WAY worse than me.
i voted no, but i should have voted ss.
i have never had an eating disorder...i love food, i am a big eater. i eat healthy, i eat dessert...
but, i have been super skinny at times (107 @ 5'6) and liked it that way. i am a runner and liked looking elite.
but 107 is NOT healthy and the fact that i thought i looked good, i think was whack.
i am now 117 and faster than i was at 107. i have no desire to ever be that thin again.
I was anorexic. I barely ate and what I did eat was on a schedule. This is me, senior year in HS at 95 lbs (I am 5'6)
I didn't have periods for a little over 2 years, I was cold all the time and had a problem with compulsive exercise. I could have died.
ED's are not something I take lightly. I get very worked up when they are discussed.
Eating disorder? No. Unhealthy relationship with food. Definitely. I am a stress eater and have a total love/hate relationship with food.
To be honest, it terrifies me to think of raising a girl because of this. Not to say DS won't run into it, but it isn't nearly the same. I keep working to get it under control though, because I know the best way to help daughters (and or sons) avoid eating disorders is to have positive self-image and a healthy relationship with food ... and then pass it on.
Binge eating and Compulsive over eating are two very common disorders. TV will always show extremes, there are a lot of variations.
Thanks! It's truly an every day struggle, especially having lost all of my weight with Molly and then gaining it back this time around. When I was dieting after Molly I kept wanting to restrict more and more and more to lose quicker. I had to tell myself that I was eating so that I could feed another human being, and that my need to lose weight was less than her need to be healthy. My only hope is that it isn't something I pass on to my girls.