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Category Archives: weight loss
Jul
12
2011
Food: The Battle That Never Ends
One of my weekly addictions now, pun intended, is Extreme Makeover: Weight Edition. It’s exactly what it sounds like: A person is ideally supposed to go from morbidly obese to, well, much less. The most “extreme” episode I’ve seen spent the year with a man named James who began at 651 pounds and lost 313 pounds [...]
Also posted in Autobiographical, Eating Disorder, Society, Specifically Steff Tagged addictions, being aware, fat, food, food addiction, getting help, growth, losing weight, morbid obesity, overweight, rehab Leave a comment
Isabelle Caro passed away a month ago, but it’s only being reported now. You likely know her… she’s become the face of what we perceive anorexia as. Here’s a disturbing photo array. I want us to remember her for her bravery in speaking out against an industry that virtually encourages anorexia, even now. Remember her for [...]
I should edit this more. It’s over 2,000 words. But it’s about depression, and I’m too depressed to care about editing it down. Chuckle, chuckle. Besides, I’d rather go work out than stay stuck here, thinking about this shit for another hour. Please ignore errors and redundancies. Thanks. ___ Depression can be like a refrigerator’s [...]
Also posted in Autobiographical, Being me, Depression, Psychology & Moods, Specifically Steff Tagged depression, moods, resolve Leave a comment
It’s been a long week and you’re probably wondering how it went, given my dreaded Month of Suck admission last week. I’ve spent this past week slowly recalibrating myself, lowering my expectations, ditching my guilt, and focusing on the individual steps to take rather than being overwhelmed by the bigness of my journey… And it’s been [...]
I Resolve Not To Make Resolutions. Or Do I?