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Posted On 09/03/2008 21:51:53 by Maggie5656

I don't really know how to start this blog off. I just really wanted to talk about things about my self that have been (quite literally) making me sick lately. I've never been the type of person who can claim to "have no regrets." I'm not someone who usually takes good things aways from horrible situations. First and foremost, my bulimia. This has affected all aspects of my life in a very, very negative way. I lie to everyone around me. Nobody knows how sick I am. The few people who have any knowledge of my eating disorder only know a very watered down version of the ugly truth. A few months ago, my weight was at an all time low and eveyone was worried about me. Now that I've gained some of the weight back and everyone has sort of forgotten...I'm sicker than ever. I wake up, feel like s**t. binge, purge and continue feeling like s**t. There is NOTHING about this disorder that is comforting anymore. I am nothing more than an addict who doesn't know how to take care of herself. When I'm hungry, I plan these "awesome" binges, yet, as soon as the food hits my mouth I regret it. Of course, then it's too late. I actually find myself crying during most binges lately...which is really, really screwed up. I can't stop thinking about what my boyfriend, my mom, my dad, my friends would think...how it would change our relationships, if they knew who I really was. Before I started throwing up, I had a low self-esteem, but this past year, I've become so unbelieveably depressed, I can't deal with it. I have the most unfulfilling job, where I spend all my money on food to throw up. I need help...but every time I think about going to the doctor or counseling, I just think "I'm not sick enough yet." Which is pretty funny because only a person who is really sick would think like that....but this, right now, is my more logical side writing this.....and this part of me is somehow missing whenever my addiction takes over. I hate myself......right now, I hate myself.



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09/06/2008 05:38:58

As Angela said, we'll love you until you can love yourself...

I just love Dennis' comments!

I haven't seen you post in ages (then again, I haven't been around in a couple of months), and it seems to me you are on the verge of making a choice - i.e. admitting and accepting you have a problem, and finding the willingness to make a change. And girlie, I pray that you're gathering up that motivation because you are not alone!

We're here for you! You're in my prayers...



09/04/2008 04:30:19

We love you and we will keep loving you, until you love yourself.

THERE IS A SOLUTION

Your honesty here and your self-awareness will be a foundation on which to build your recovery. Addiction is addiction, no matter which form it takes. Open up and ask for help. I CAN'T, WE CAN!!! On my own, I was never able to break the cycle of my active addiction. It took me a long time, but I finally did ask for help - and I received it. My prayers are with you.

love and Peace
Angela



09/03/2008 22:44:39

     Sounds like me  - only an alcoholic would wonder if they were an alcoholic. I was thinking while I read this, what would all those people think?
     What happened to me when I finally admited I had a problem was really simple - those that care about me help any way they can and cheer me on. The rest went on their merry way. I found out the true meaning of a friend. I thought that everyone would hate me, or view me as some kind of loser freak to be pitied. Nope - I was just sick. My friends and family are happy that I am better today.
      Staying out of an addiction is not a ME process, it is a WE process. My best thinking got me into an addictive lifestyle. Until I had some sober input to change my way of thinking, I was lost in an endless cycle of drunken regrets. Change these words to fit any addiction. It stays the same - to break the cycle of addiction requires an outside influence. Be it AA, NA, OA, any other A - or a person that cares enough to get you the help you need. Please find it or they. You deserve better...

Take care,
Dennis





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