That point you made about stopping and asking yourself if you would be annoyed if something was added to a low calorie food really hit home for me and I'm going to try and incorporate it into my thought process. Thank you so much!
From what I understand from fully recovered people is that there will be thoughts at some point but as you mention is that we dont act on it and move on. It's just a thought and we dont have to act on every thought that enters our head.
I have some questions for u if u dont mind! How far are u in recovery? Did ur hair or nails get stronger when u recovered? How long does it take to get ur digestion back to normal?😭 Did ur skin get better?
I was wondering if you could make a video where you're talking about getting back to normal life after recovery. It doesn't have to mean that you're recovered, but for example: I am in recovery for almost 3 years now and I started to live quite normal again. I eat everything, I have overcomed all of my fear foods, but sometimes I still catch myself in trying to restrict or I still get disordered thoughts...and sometimes it can be so hard to not act on them. Do you maybe have some advice, it would mean a lot♥️ Thank you so much xx😘
I’m starting my own recovery journey (again…) and this was really nice to see, that the thoughts can still come and you just push past them. And one day I won’t think about food so much :)))
You are genuinely incredible, beautiful and so inspiring. Thank you so so much for your videos, you have the most refreshing and empowering mindset and it is so encouraging x
I don't usually post comments, but I accidentally came across this video and I want to say thank you. I had 7 years of anorexia. This is my second week of recovery. Thank you for posting this, it gives me hope. (Sorry for bad english, it is not my first language)
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That point you made about stopping and asking yourself if you would be annoyed if something was added to a low calorie food really hit home for me and I'm going to try and incorporate it into my thought process. Thank you so much!
I’m so so glad this helped you!! Best of luck lovely 🥹❤️
From what I understand from fully recovered people is that there will be thoughts at some point but as you mention is that we dont act on it and move on. It's just a thought and we dont have to act on every thought that enters our head.
Let me know if there are any specific challenges you want me to do or topics you’d like me to cover ❤
I have some questions for u if u dont mind!
How far are u in recovery?
Did ur hair or nails get stronger when u recovered?
How long does it take to get ur digestion back to normal?😭
Did ur skin get better?
I was wondering if you could make a video where you're talking about getting back to normal life after recovery. It doesn't have to mean that you're recovered, but for example: I am in recovery for almost 3 years now and I started to live quite normal again. I eat everything, I have overcomed all of my fear foods, but sometimes I still catch myself in trying to restrict or I still get disordered thoughts...and sometimes it can be so hard to not act on them. Do you maybe have some advice, it would mean a lot♥️
Thank you so much xx😘
Changing body size and buying new clothes it's a shock and getting used to seeing yourself in photos again
you are such a wonderful influence in this space you've helped me so much :)
Thank you so much 🥺
I’m starting my own recovery journey (again…) and this was really nice to see, that the thoughts can still come and you just push past them. And one day I won’t think about food so much :)))
I believe in you ❤️
You are genuinely incredible, beautiful and so inspiring. Thank you so so much for your videos, you have the most refreshing and empowering mindset and it is so encouraging x
I get SO EXCITED whenever I see you posted, Meg!! These videos are so helpful and watching them simply make my day❤❤ Love u so muchhh xxx
Ahh thank you so much 🥹 love you xxx
I don't usually post comments, but I accidentally came across this video and I want to say thank you.
I had 7 years of anorexia.
This is my second week of recovery.
Thank you for posting this, it gives me hope.
(Sorry for bad english, it is not my first language)
@@vanja5930 your English is perfect and I’m so happy to help. You’ve got this ❤️❤️❤️
you should make more videos like this, it's really helpful and comforting :)
pleaseee do more videos like this😚😚
I will 🥹🫶🏼
What counted as committing to recovery for you?
Early :)
Thanks for being here ❤