Eatingdisorderrecovery Stories

this is a story about how you shouldn't romanticize eating disorders. they suck ass

A poem about learning to love your body again.

All Sasha Kennedy wants is a joy free college life for the rest of her years there. After ending her almost three year relationship with Madoc King who is now the captai...

The majority of my life story in an intense spoken word form. It tells of my life before I really took my relationship with God seriously and then now and how I am comba...

I will not be controlled by my eating disorder. I will control it. A short story detailing my experience with anorexia nervosa.

Meet Jill, Mikki and Ella! They're very different people but all have one thing in common, they suffer from an eating disorder. Is their friendship toxic, or is it a fri...

written chapter by chapter in different Characters Point of view. synopsis: Laila has a secret that if anyone knew it would not just ruin her reputation but her job wo...

A quilted compilation of my many poems throughout the years, stitched together with love (and a few drops of glue). unraveled, imperfect, and probably out of order (bu...

Hi! My name is Sam, im 16 years old and in eating disorder recovery. I'm trying to update every day with stories about my strange cat, Adele, to keep me going with my re...

And as The Moon sets, The Sun will rise. Bringing its warmth, Bringing its love, And bringing its comfort; In knowing we have made it To another day. •••••• Welcome to...

These are short stories and poems about positivity

This is my diary and you can read it

I tried to tell how crazy Bipolar is to deal with, to others, friends, and family. Face to face, eyes to eyes, heart to heart. People do care but I know they do have no...

A collection of poetry around pain, healing, grief, and connection. Part of my recovery journey.

How I used to feel struggling with my eating disorder when it was at its worst.

An ongoing collection of prose pieces reflecting upon the urge to indulge in self-destructive behaviors.