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Do people with eating disorders ever truly recover? I mean, doctors can point to patients who are maintaining an acceptable weight (thin but not too skinny) and to those who no longer binge. But what do these statistics really say about how these men and women are coping? Read More
Eating Disorder: What is Recovery?
There are thousands of Over Eaters Anonymous meetings available and these groups support individuals who suffer from all types of eating disorders, recovery means that group members return to a normal relationship with food. Hundreds of thousands of people have found recovery from eating disorders through this fellowship, why not try a meeting? http://www.oa.org/
Maybe we each to have our own
Maybe we each to have our own sense of what it is to be recovered. For myself it will be when meals are just another part of the day rather than the day being defined by meals.
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