#edrecovery

[sweetpotatough]

Its insane to me how people just... eat. No thoughts about calories, no worries about weight, no tracking, no noise, no obsessing over your next meal. Food just being food.

[tiredofthehumanlife]

Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not linear. We have bad and good days. Recovery is not-

[twistedsweethearts]

being at a healthy weight for once is kinda nice because now I’m not fucking cold all the time, passing out, and my hair isn’t falling out anymore

[chubbymuffinclub]

laurenstruth

I will no longer apologize for my body!

I have spent my whole life hating my body, putting it down, trying to change it, and feeling like I don’t belong. All bodies are amazing and deserved to be treated as such. Even when I starved myself for years, it supported me. It’s time I give it the praise it deserves!

[intothetwilight]

Clothes come in bigger sizes for a reason.

Because bodies come in bigger, smaller, rounder, taller, and all variations in between.

Coming to terms with the fact that I am not 17 anymore, and this is just how my body wants to look has been the hardest part of recovery. Sometimes it's hard to remember that I am almost 40, and that even if I starved myself to rail thin I still would not look like I looked at 17, and I'm holding onto an image of a person who hasn't existed for a very long time.

It's OKAY to change and GROW. Whether you're almost 40 or still in your 20's. It's okay to be okay with a bigger body. You're not ugly, you're not disgusting, you are YOU.

Imperfection is beauty.

[sweetpotatough]

Local idiot realizes eating and sleeping enough actually gives them more energy

[winterbacktolife]

Hi :)

I'm 24 y/o and finally choosing recovery after 10 years of ana and mia. It took forced inpatient to finally trigger my desire to recover but I've never been more grateful to feel alive again.

6/12/2025 marks a new me.

[cockroachmotherfucker10]

Ed recovery to me looks like looking at my meal and asking myself if it’s complete. ‘Fiber? Check. Carbs? Check. Protein? Check. Fats? … wait there’s no fat in my meal? No wonder I don’t feel full, better fix that’