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About Me
- lisalisa
- I'm turning 31 next week but somedays I feel like I'm 14, other days it seems like I'm 80. I'm married to Chris, and have two wonderfull girls. Emma is 8, and Anne is 3. I have been fighting anorexia and bulimia for 19 years. I also struggle with treatment-resistant depression. Each day is a fight, to make it through the day, to be a good mom and wife, to love myself. This blog makes it a little easier
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What is wrong? Something must be wrong. This is not a rational thought. You need to try and get to the root of the what this is.
See I do pay attention in therapy. I just use on other's not myself.
Hang in there you can do!
you are right, something is wrong. i think I am just in a funk. thinking about getting older. All the things I have not accomplished. All my failings. That, and additional holiday weight gain has put my body image in the toilet. Feeling like i have no control over my body. Ya know.
Thanks for reminding me to look deeper :). Now, do you have a cure ;) ?
Oh, love...
*hug*
I agree with Eating Alone. I also totally commiserate with you. The holidays suck. Deeper issues are often triggered around the holidays... I'm dealing with the same thing so I will also try to heed Eating Alone's advice.
now bout we start a club... the "feel fat but dont act" club...im the president but you can be VP. (((Hugs)))
love you
hey lisaa im sorry to hear ur goin thru a hard time right now, holidays are so predictivable, Is easy to find a solution to a problem unconsiosly and go on what we're 'good' at controling, which is not very hmm.. ya know healthy or w.evs.
find deeper in you, the solution is there hun, keep your cheen up and trust me is not a matter of lbs. :)
i wrote a whole comment to you a couple of days ago, but i guess it didn't post.
in a nutshell (what does that actually mean?) i got valium for my lasix surgery, and i was particularly interested in getting it. i asked for it a few times (just so they wouldn't forget). you can't imagine how nonchalantly i'd asked.
BUT i was terrified of the surgery and it would be truly miserable without the valium, much like your teeth.
without xanax, you wouldn't be able to stay in the chair, right?
anyway, i got my valium, the surgery was fine, and that was that. even though i was looking forward to the valium, after the procedure, i didn't think about it again.
maybe you can start equating dental work with xanax. the xanax might not look quite so good!
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