Bulimia - People

I am a Weight and Life Mastery Coach, author, and motivational speaker. I am certified by The American Council On Exercise as a Lifestyle and Weight Management Consultant. I have 20 years recovery from binge eating disorder, bulimia, and exercise addiction.

I am a 29-year-old writer, living in Southern California. I have been in recovery from anorexia from 1999. I have come to see anorexia as an anxiety disorder. Food is life. My attempts to control my food are an attempt to control my life. Coming to accept the uncertainties of life has been a huge part of letting go with my food and moving forward with recovery. I share my experiences with others...

I'm Joanna, I'm 18 and I have suffered from clinically diagnosed anorexia nervosa for 5 years. I have gone 5 months without relapsing and this is the longest I have ever gone without being hospitalised but I'm nowhere near recovery

28-year-old mother of a rambunctious toddler boy. I have Narcolepsy, Major Depressive Disorder, Dissociative Identity Disorder, and Anorexia.

It's long journey to health and fitness - and I'm still travelling. From adolescence and a bout with anorexia to 10 years of getting rid of "baby fat" from a later-in-life pregnancy, it's been a challenge. As a mom, a wife, and an employee, I try to balance my life - but it's not always easy!

Hey guys, I'm Ruth and I have been in recovery from Bulimia and Bulimarexia for a month now and so have just joined this site for further information and support to aid my recovery. It's tough and scary but worth the fight! xo

It all began with the love of a mother for her daughter. In the early 1970's, Vivian Meehan, ANAD's president and founder, was a nurse at a hospital in Highland Park, Illinois when she was faced with a tragedy?a family member was struck with anorexia nervosa. Because she was in the medical field, she thought that she could easily research the field and find answers. To her dismay, there was...

After nearly a decade of anorexia, I'm learning how to love, laugh, and live again. And in no particular order, I'm also mom to a wonderful rescue cat, a science/medical writer, a jewelry designer, a pretty decent cook, a lover of coffee and hater of mornings, and a geek extraordinaire.

I am a survivor of Anorexia and have a blog to help those understand eating disorders. I talk about the good, the bad and the secrets of an eating disorder and my struggle to overcome the very thing that has consumed the last 11 years of my life.

Aimee Liu here. I'm the author of GAINING: THE TRUTH ABOUT LIFE AFTER EATING DISORDERS and (many years ago) of SOLITAIRE, America's first memoir of anorexia nervosa I teach creative writing in the MFA program of Goddard College in Port Townsend, WA, and am also a novelist, mother, wife, and activist for free expression!