Simon

I would tell myself to stay the course, it’s going to work out if you just put in the work.

I still struggle with not knowing what an upcoming meal is going to be.

Honestly, I don’t feel like I had much of a support system which definitely made everything harder. 

For self-care, I did a lot of reading. 

My favorite parts of recovery have been eating at my favorite restaurants, and the ability to go out with friends without worrying.

I’m inspired by thinking about how much happier I am now, and knowing that nothing is worth giving that up.

Not anorexia specifically, but I think a big sign people could’ve picked up from me was being very regimented about when I ate.

What keeps me inspired is to think about how much happier I am now, and try to remind myself that no one is working against me on this. There are people who love and will support me.

Comments about how “different you look” or about how much food another person is or isn’t eating. None of it is your business.