WARNING: THIS THREAD MAY BE TRIGGERING TO THOSE WITH FOOD ISSUES. I AM TRYING TO GET WELL.<br><br><br><br>
hi everyone.<br><br><br><br>
my whole life, i have worried about my weight. ever since i was probably about 12. i consider myself a "health freak". ive always wished to be thin, however i have stayed healthy and at a normal weight. well, this spring, it got really bad. it was the first season that i didn't have a sport to play ( i didn't run track as usual because my ankle was hurt during the time of tryouts) so i began working out at the Y every day. i restricted alot, and the more i restricted the more i thought about food. then the binging started. binging became something that i did almost every other day. the starving and the binging kept me at a normal weight.<br><br><br><br>
currently, i weight 110 pounds at 5'3. i feel i am making progress. at least- i want so badly to make progress. i want to be thin but now health is more important. i made alot of progress today where i broke what was supposed to be a three day fast. i just ate a bowl of special k, peanut butter toast, and a peach. whenever i gain weight i know it is from the binging. i want to leave the binging behind so i can plan my meals healthily, not waste calories on junk, etc. can anyone give me advice on how to stay away from an eating disorder by stopping binging? that is truly the heart of the problem. im just so confused. sorry for the long post but i really need help.<br><br><br><br>
summary: i still want to lose a little bit of weight(i know according to my stats alot of you will be against that. but trust me, i can stand to lost a few pounds, especially if i start to do it healthily) but i need to ditch the panic-starve-panic-binge-panic cycle. it is utterly riddiculous.
hi everyone.<br><br><br><br>
my whole life, i have worried about my weight. ever since i was probably about 12. i consider myself a "health freak". ive always wished to be thin, however i have stayed healthy and at a normal weight. well, this spring, it got really bad. it was the first season that i didn't have a sport to play ( i didn't run track as usual because my ankle was hurt during the time of tryouts) so i began working out at the Y every day. i restricted alot, and the more i restricted the more i thought about food. then the binging started. binging became something that i did almost every other day. the starving and the binging kept me at a normal weight.<br><br><br><br>
currently, i weight 110 pounds at 5'3. i feel i am making progress. at least- i want so badly to make progress. i want to be thin but now health is more important. i made alot of progress today where i broke what was supposed to be a three day fast. i just ate a bowl of special k, peanut butter toast, and a peach. whenever i gain weight i know it is from the binging. i want to leave the binging behind so i can plan my meals healthily, not waste calories on junk, etc. can anyone give me advice on how to stay away from an eating disorder by stopping binging? that is truly the heart of the problem. im just so confused. sorry for the long post but i really need help.<br><br><br><br>
summary: i still want to lose a little bit of weight(i know according to my stats alot of you will be against that. but trust me, i can stand to lost a few pounds, especially if i start to do it healthily) but i need to ditch the panic-starve-panic-binge-panic cycle. it is utterly riddiculous.