Mental Health

Great, I’m an onion!

Apparently, it is very common to have co-occuring mental disorders so, once the first “layer” (the eating disorder) was dealt with, the rest of the crazy came through because I no longer had anything to mask it with. It actually makes perfect sense when you look at it logically. Since binging, purging, restricting, food obsession etc. had kept me so busy and preoccupied, I thought that the eating disorder was the main problem but, as it turns out it was just a symptom.

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Musings

#momguilt

The need to escape is totally normal and does not mean that you don’t love your kids and partner. It is also ok if you do not want to spend every waking minute with them. Listen, I love my kids, I truly do but, sometimes I don’t really like them; they can be incredibly boring, annoying and demanding.

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Food Mental Health Musings

What is Vitamin P and Why is it Important?

Currently in popular diet culture, the principles of clean eating and elimination diets have taken a strong hold and unfortunately, the trend doesn’t seem to be fizzling out anytime soon. Collectively, we seem to be approaching food choice with almost religious zeal. We are labeling food as Good Vs. Bad which in turn makes us think that we are good or bad depending on our food choices ~ kinda crazy, right? As I’ve discussed in other posts, specifically in Good Vs. Evil, this strict and rigid outlook towards food causes physiological problems like disordered eating and eating disorders.