Never Give Up! Bulimia started with an idea, Hey! If I only eat one meal a My stomach and esophagus felt burnt and raw. I had a raspy
voice. My stomach was always bloated from the constant abuse. So much for
a tiny waist! And worst of all, I no longer was losing weight. Instead,
I was gaining and couldn't seem to stop. Soon, I'd put on all the
original weight I'd lost, plus an additional 25 pounds. I looked and felt
terrible. And, I wasn't even 25 years old. I took vitamins. I exercised, but not to excessively. I ate fruits, vegetables, oatmeal, chicken, nuts, beans and whatever else seemed healthy. I also started studying nutrition and went on to get my advanced degree. I stopped throwing up for good. I figured I'd just have to let my body settle at it's 'normal' weight and that was that. Well, at first I did
keep gaining. Then it leveled off. Then once my body realized I wasn't
starving it anymore, it started to go back down to its 'true' normal
weight, which is about a size 6. Today, I look and feel better than I did in my early 20's. To anyone who is suffering from this disease, I can only say that recovery is possible. You must never give up.
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