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In this video, I answer: “Is eating disorder recovery possible?” Key takeaways:
- First, I share the importance of finding your own definition of “recovery/recovered”
- Next, I share what my definition was for myself
- Then, I share what my life looks like now, post-recovery
All links and other resources mentioned in the video are listed at the bottom of this article.
OTHER VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES:
- “How long does eating disorder recovery take?” https://youtu.be/CwDjkoRuxdo
- “Food & Exercise in Eating Disorder Recovery” https://youtu.be/nVTGj7VNXpw
- “How did I find the courage to share my story?” https://youtu.be/JA77yrbxqiw
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Video Links + Resources:
- NEDA – Evidence-Based Eating Disorder Treatment: https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/types-treatment
- Articles about eating disorder recovery on Libero: https://liberomagazine.com/eatingdisorders/
- Recovery stories on Libero: https://liberomagazine.com/stories
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DISCLAIMER: I am not a medical professional; I am simply someone who has lived through various mental health struggles. Any opinions (unless stated otherwise) are my own and nothing mentioned in these videos should be considered medical advice. Always talk to a medical professional and/or your own recovery team before making any changes to your lifestyle or treatment plan.
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