My best friend, who has anorexia/bulimia, is finally getting help. Again, yes. The past times haven't worked for her. But I'm so proud she's not saying "fuck it" and not trying again one more time. When she's this recovery-oriented, she is a motivating factor to me to get my head out of my ass and put it on straight.
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It's getting super hard today. I ate maybe 3 times. Not full meals. Just a bite or two bites or a bowl of something. But already the calories are calculated in my head and I have not only exceeded, but gone double on my O.K. calorie amount. I am anxious. I am frustrated. I want (my natural track) to fuck-it-binge, now-I-gotta-purge, and tomorrow-nothing-I-swear. That's what I always do. And not only does it make me CRAZY and unhappy, but I gain weight! I mean, come on. It's not like eating and being ok is going to make me fat. Bulimia's making me fat. This cannot go on.
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So I had today:
12PM - 1 PB cracker; 2 bites curried lentils; bite of chicken
3PM - many bites of curried lentils; 5 PB crackers
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Already my mind is saying "stop! no! you've overdone it! go back! get it out! you can't do this!". But seriously? I'm not Mad Bird for nothing. One day I want to be Happy Bird or something equally cheesy, but you get the idea. So, Mind, you can go fuck yourself. Shut up. I'm moving forward.
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I was thinking the other day about when I was little and Me and my friends could go to the cinema or have a sleep over and absolutely pig out on sweets until we couldn't eat another thing, but I wouldnt feel guilty and the next day I would be right back to normal eating - No guilt, no laxatives, no excercise, no heavy restriction. I wish I could still be like that :/
ReplyDeleteGood luck to your friend :)
Lottie x