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When my family and I first confronted my eating disorder, we were confused and afraid. I didn’t know how to accept the help from those around me. Those closest to me didn’t know how to handle the eating disorder. As I began seeking treatment, I noticed that other families that had a loved one struggling felt the same way. There are some things from my own experience I believe every family should know when a loved one is struggling with an eating disorder.
On Tuesday, April 24th, I traveled with 11 other inspiring women from across Florida to our nation’s capital for the Eating Disorders Coalition’s Lobby Day. We were lobbying for the FREED Act, a comprehensive bill that includes research, education and prevention, and treatment for eating disorders.
Actress Ashley Judd recently fell victim to image-centered scrutiny when several insulting and inaccurate conclusions were made as to why her face looked “puffy." These comments prompted her to write a very relevant and well drafted response.
The Internet has become the go-to tool for doing just about anything. Unfortunately, it has also became a place where people promote and encourage eating disordered behaviors, something that’s been happening since the dawn of the web.
Finding Your Theme for the New Year
Date:
December 31, 2011
It’s that time of year again. Thousands of people will take January 1st as their “fresh start” and make resolutions. Blogger Megan Spears invites you to set New Years theme and set a tone for the upcoming year.
AMA acknowledges that altered images of unrealistic bodies can contribute to unfair expectations of an appropriate body image—especially among children and adolescents
Welcome To Our Blog!
Date:
June 29, 2011
Welcome To Our Blog!
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