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Aug 02, 2014, 04:32 PM
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I am recovering from anorexia and I have been doing pretty well for like 2 months or so and now I'm feeling totally triggered to go back to my old ways. I've been trying to lose weight and be healthier again the past 2 weeks (by actually eating healthy and exercising), but it'a so difficult to just eat healthy and exercise healthily and not end up cutting more and more calories and exercising more and more. But I've been having unrelated health problems amd other than that my life is finally going well and if I relapse everything good will go to ****. The things with eating disorders is that you are always "in recovery"(for me anyways) because it is something that you have to deal with always, food amd exercise that is.
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Anxiety Disorder (not otherwise specified) Psychotic Symptoms Major Depressive Disorder Recovering Anorexia Just got re-diagnosed, many other previous diagnosis. Meds: Abilify Perphenazine Seroquel (prn) "It is not so much as an experience itself that changes us, but how we handle it". |
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Aug 02, 2014, 07:39 PM
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FreedomFighter, I am sure that would be hard. Are you under the care of a doctor--and are you seeing a therapist to help you? If not, then I suggest you do that. Support is important.
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Aug 02, 2014, 10:52 PM
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I have a therapist for talking about anything in general and a psychiatrist that watches my ed. I'll try to seem more suplort from them.
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Anxiety Disorder (not otherwise specified) Psychotic Symptoms Major Depressive Disorder Recovering Anorexia Just got re-diagnosed, many other previous diagnosis. Meds: Abilify Perphenazine Seroquel (prn) "It is not so much as an experience itself that changes us, but how we handle it". |
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