ONE YEAR INPATIENT FREE: Q&A rainsrecoverie
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- i never thought i'd make it this far and i'm just so thankful for every single one of you, you have all made my life so much better that i can't even put into words!
insta: @rainsrecoverie
non-recovery insta: @rain.boyd
You’re amazing. Recovery is an exciting journey once you embrace it. I’m not sure if I’ve convinced myself that full recovery is real at the moment or if it’s a goal I can achieve, but like you Rain my eating disorder can’t and won’t control me forever.Recovery has allowed me to have the empathy and stoicism to start training to be a therapist.
I am 30 in November and currently in recovery. You are so wise beyond your years, the amount of work you've done at such a young age amazes me. I can tell you that your future self will thank you for the work you are putting in now. I only wish I had the same mindset at your age. You are an amazing, beautiful human. 💗 xxx
I second that (currently 43 and in recovery)
I cannot believe how much you‘ve grown! It seems like you’ve matured in high speed, even way beyond your years!
You're an inspiration for younger people in recovery, speaking as an older, much older person still grappling with recovery after a recent relapse after years of being relatively well. I got Ill at 13 but didn't take recovery seriously until my 30's if I'm honest. I wish now I had been as sensible and mature as you when I was a teenager and taken proper action then. To be honest there was very little knowledge of eating disorders, no internet and treatment was HORRENDOUS back then. So treated very much like a naughty child with punishment and reward schemes and restraint and force feeding. I really admire the younger generation now who can go "all in" after 30÷ years it's very difficult to change the behaviours of a lifetime, however I will never give up the hope of recovery, however I achieve it. Well done Rain. Please keep going!!! 💪❤️🌈
i’ve actually loved seeing your personality come back, i’m so grateful to have you as a friend x
I am so so damn proud of you incredible human being inside and out❤️ You are amazing!!
Can I just say how proud of you I am and I’m sure you are proud of yourself too, you are so incredible smart and amazing and I can’t believe how greatly watching your recovery has influenced me, watching you grow and learn to live has inspired me.
As always my darling you are amazing and I am so so proud of you for what you are doing for yourself and the help you are giving other people....love you Grandma xxx
Aww this is so adorable ❤️ bet you're one proud grandma xx
@@harmonyhope1709 I certainly am 🙂 x
@@paulaharrison4292 so you should be ❤️❤️❤️
You are so incredible! im so sorry that some people leave such rude comments. you are so beautiful! im proud of you x
I just Love you. Im sitting here, double your age, taking so much wisdom from your words. You are wise beyond your years, as eating disorders tend to do to us. And you're not boring at all! And seriously whatever about those people who make comments about your teeth!! First of all, you played no part in choosing how your teeth were going to be arranged. Second of all, who cares what your teeth look like? Third of all, just unnecessary comments, like you said. I hope you continue to embrace who you are how you look and the unique and beautiful spark you bring to the world. 🤗
You're so strong, look how far you've come!!💚 congratulations on reaching this milestone and getting your life back, I'm so happy for you!🌻
I've been in anorexia recovery for almost 3 months and I've been here since you're first video, I'm so proud of how far you've come and I wanted to thank you! You've helped me so much in my recovery and are one of the reasons I started fighting for recovery. I wanted to ask if you have any advice on how to feel proud of yourself in recovery? As much as I try it's still really hard to shift that mindset :")
wow rain i can’t believe it’s been over a year now i remember seeing you just before you left when everyone was at school and when they got back and you was gone everyone was so sad. i’m so proud of you and hope you’re thriving xx
Thankyou so much, we need to all meet up at some point, I'm so sorry we never really spoke there I was not in the right mind set!!
@@RainBoyd yes definitely! and honestly don’t worry about it i don’t think anyone really had enough energy to put into friendships xx
Listening to you talk about how incredible food is... You're bloody right. IT IS!! so why do we suddenly decide we can't have it/eat what we enjoy/demonise it and feel we don't deserve it?! Why food? I'll really never understand this illness tbh. It helps me seeing kids eat and see their approach to food makes me realise how eating SHOULD be
You are incredible and so beautiful 😍 can you express your opinion, maybe a video about people posting OOTD while very underweight trying to convince the whole world they are not body checks x
so proud of you!!
Omg please ignore the ignorant, hateful, hurtful comments. I can't believe people can be so cruel. They're just morons. Just keep true to yourself and be YOU!❤️🌈
You’re so strong
Your IP treatment sounds horrifying. So glad you got out of there and recovered on your own! That place should be closed down!!!
Is your bmi in the healthy range? x
You shouldn't ask that
Incredibly insensitive comment
not really any of your business is it
Completely irrelevant and not necessary and triggering to ask
What has that got to do with this video,?! BMI is irrelevant. Recovery is about a change in mindset and behaviour. NOT a number on an outdated measurement chart!