The Issues of Anorexia & Bullemia
Food, Gastric Bypass, Todays Top Tips August 3rd, 2007Before my gastric bypass surgery and massive weight-loss, I could not understand the issues of anorexia/bullemia - and did not understand why these people could not see how thin they are.
Now I understand.
Everytime I put on a new piece of clothing, I think “oh its gonna be too small, that will never fit”. And sometimes they are even too big.
I pass a large window or mirror and I have to look twice - “Am I really that small? Is that me?”.
It has even gotten to the point that when I shop for jewlery, I am still stuck in that mindset of “oh, I must get a longer necklace, bigger ring, larger bracelet, cause surely those normal ones won’t fit”.
We all struggle with issues, and for some our issues are harder to deal with.
I hope that anyone who is dealing with Anorexia or Bullemia and happens to see this gets the help they need.
Life is for living, and these two disorders are just a way of slowly dying.
November 12th, 2008 at 8:11 pm
I had gastric bypass 19 years ago and lost alot of weight. In fact I lost too much but felt fine. I kept this off until about 6 years ago and slowly stretched my stomach and now weigh 30 lbs more than I should. I can’t seem to be able to stick to a weight loss plan and am getting terrified. I am considering on purging after meals to keep my weight down or help me lose it. Advice?