Eating Disorders

Living with a persistent symptom can be frustrating—especially when it shows up in different ways, overlaps with other diagnoses, or flares unpredictably and is hard to track.

What does that symptom look like for you? What questions have you asked your doctor, therapist, or specialist to better understand your treatment options? And what, if anything, has helped you find relief so far?

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One of the most underrated mental health tools is writing things down. Not to solve everything. Not to be perfect. Just to get things out of your head and onto paper. That’s why therapy works. That’s why venting works. Expression creates relief. If you can’t talk to someone right now, write. Journal. Write messy thoughts. Write poetry. Write without editing yourself. The more you do it, the more you’ll understand your emotions instead of fighting them. And when you understand where they come from, you can finally start changing them.

Have you ever tried writing things out when your mind feels heavy?

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~ Thanks to all. Thanks for all. ~

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Whether it’s for the holidays, a birthday, an anniversary, another celebration, or just because, receiving a gift can add an extra glimmer to your day—especially when it’s something that makes you smile or meets a need you didn’t realize you had.

From a thoughtful letter to an item you’ve always wanted, a bouquet of flowers, or quality time with someone you love—what’s your favorite type of gift to receive?

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