An eating disorder has dominated my life for 13 years, this blog is sharing the ups and downs of my recovery. I really don't want to spend any more of my life eating sugar-free jelly with chopsticks, or judging my self worth by my thigh circumference.
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Author: Lola Snow
More from Author: A 28 year old talking snowflake with a slightly odd take on reality. Floating about in the funhouse referred to as Eating Disorder Recovery
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I promised myself after This , that I wouldn’t put myself in that situation again, ever. It was a silent vow, but one which repeated through my head again and again every day I was in treatment. That wall of defence, defiance, built up and grew sturdy...
Something a little odd has been happening to me recently that seemed noteworthy in light of the lack of positive posting here. It’s something strange that I think it’s time to share.
Someone asked me yesterday how I was getting on at work, despite all...
Now look you lot, yes, You, don’t gaze blankly at the computer screen pretending you don’t know what I’m on about. I’m watching you. I’m not impressed whatsoever with all this support and common sense which is coming my way. You are like, totally...
I started a new post, about 2 hours ago, and so far this is the first thing I’ve been able to type. Whilst believing quite strongly that if I’ve not got anything coherent to say, then there’s little point in posting, I’m climbing the walls this...
A few years after my Aunt Megan died, when my folks and I were back on speaking terms, I went to visit them. My Dad and I had a few glasses of red wine one evening, and we went to sit outside on the patio so I could smoke. They have this amazing house in
The best thing about Lola's blog is not just her humor, wit and writing style but her ability to convey the range of human nature in an enchanting format. She will make you laugh but also feel her despair as the bravely navigates the world of recovery with humor and hope.
Ah, Lola Snow ... this blog makes me chuckle and it highlights that a blog about mental health can also be deeply entertaining. I admire Lola for her stance on recovery and her strength in following that.
Well, she's just excellent, isn't she? Lola writes funny and smart and insightful and thoughtful, even if she occasionally denies it, and she deserves a readership of a thousand a day. Minimum.
Amazing that someone can make you laugh so hard and then feel like crying for her within the same minute. I'm very impressed by the person behind the blog.
