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Running the 2025 London Marathon for Beat has given me a completely new way to look at my running.
In 2017, Megan Davison (27) died by suicide following a battle with T1DE. Her parents, Lesley and Neal, share her story.
Recovery isn’t just about restoring weight—it’s about rediscovering who I am without this disorder, disguised as my best friend.
Giving you the opportunity to share your experiences of eating disorders and pregnancy or postpartum.
Conversations made me reflect on my own experience and how remote work has been incredibly beneficial for my mental health.
Seeing the dress come together – and sharing the process – was surreal. It felt like a full-circle moment.
I am sharing my story in the hope that others may find it relatable or helpful to their own recovery journeys.
I didn’t know the real reason why this all felt so wrong. I felt broken.
Eating disorders do not have a look and they do not have a gender. I would say that I am living proof of that.
Fundraising for Beat in the Twogether 2025 campaign has been an incredibly powerful and an indescribably rewarding experience...
Here is part two of how your pets supported you through your recovery.
Rebuilding your identity in recovery can be daunting - here I share some tips that helped me find the old and new me in recovery