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Yesterday a child came out to wonder.
It feels like this was specifically written for me. It is words I haven’t been able to find for myself. It’s not answers. But it’s something. It’s a spark. I don’t yet have a real grasp on…who I am. I … Continue reading
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Tagged al-anon, all the hard things, all the work, Allie Casazza, Brene Brown, change, comparison is the thief of joy, faith, get off the damn ladder, I am scared, Kendra Hennessy, Liz Gilbert, my fear can come along for the ride but she's gotta sit in the back, philosophy, practice, progress, purpose, quieting the what ifs, rachel martin, recovery, risk for a butterfly., self love, self worth, shame, the strong vulnerable women who lead the way, vulnerability
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Sentiments, like shadows, grow.
I have a compulsion this morning to weigh myself. I know it’s just that–a compulsion. I know the rational. It doesn’t negate the irrational. Logically I know that, whatever the number on the scale, it isn’t indicative of my health … Continue reading
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Tagged auchduh, be, binge eating disorder, body dysmorphia, compulsive thoughts, eating disorder, eating disorder recovery, honoring my body, making the choice, morning routines, non-scale victory, ocd, progress, putting in the work, self care, self talk, self worth, weight loss
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Just hold on.
I’m having a moment where I’m trying to remember all our lasts. In case you don’t come back. In case the devastation of that undoes me so irrevocably that I can’t recall a single thing about today. Or yesterday. I … Continue reading