In the midst of her eating disorder, Rachelle was diagnosed with blood cancer. She shares how she navigated recovering from both
Lucy shares how her eating disorder recovery wasn't one big change, but small shifts over time.
Hanne shares her 10 year journey towards recovery, from developing anorexia, to supporting others as an eating disorder coach.
Elle shares how recovering from anorexia and Functional Neurological Disorder was possible due to her community's support.
Sibby shares her story of how she developed anorexia after losing her sight - and while recovery can feel scary, it is worth it.
Juliet shares how she channelled her eating disorder recovery into a creative outlet, turning her story into an illustrated book
Recovery is still new and still hard. I make a conscious effort to actively choose myself every day.
Our Helpline was here for Christina when her and her family needed it the most.
It is okay if you need a boulder to lean on, to help you through like I have with Harvey. I am determined to keep fighting.
Life became so consuming and unmanageable, losing control of reality, and I turned to exercise and eating as a coping mechanism.
It started as a control mechanism. I felt like my life was not in my control, and I couldn't deal with the unexpected.
Recovery isn’t just about restoring weight—it’s about rediscovering who I am without this disorder, disguised as my best friend.