Struggling with concerns about your eating habits can be overwhelming and confusing. You may find yourself asking, "Do I have an eating disorder?" It's important to explore these questions and seek guidance if you're worried about your relationship with food and body...
Nourishing Hope Workshops
Are you ready to embark on a journey of hope and healing for your child struggling with an eating disorder? At Living in Grace Foundation, we understand that being a caregiver can feel overwhelming at times. That's why we're thrilled to introduce our transformative...
Using Our Voice To Advocate For Eating Disorder Awareness
In the fight against eating disorders, it is not enough to simply understand the issue and sympathize with those affected. It is crucial that we take action and get involved in meaningful ways. This post serves as a call to action, urging readers to join the cause,...
Don’t Tell Me To Tell Her to Just Eat!
If I had a nickel for every time someone would suggest that I just tell her to eat, I'd be a billionaire by now. Yup, people actually said that to me and thought they were being helpful. If you are one of those "helpful" people, please stop. All it does is serve to...
Chocolate, Chips, and Huge Grocery Bills
Everyone these days is taking about inflation on grocery bills and I completely understand that. However, what no one seems to be talking about is eating disorder inflation on the grocery bills. When you think of all the costs associated with an eating disorder, many...
Why Aren’t Eating Disorders Taken More Seriously?
If you are a caregiver for a loved one with an eating disorder you have likely asked yourself this question on more than one occasion. It seems to be something that is always asked, but never ever addressed in the proper forums. Here is a bit of back history so you...
Who has time for self-care when your loved one has an eating disorder?
As I sit here writing this, I find myself thrown right back into the darkness of my daughter's eating disorder. I would attend support groups that would suggest how self care is so important during this time. I was like, "yeah, sure, I barely have time to shower and...
“It’s OK to Feel Anger and Frustration: Surviving a Loved One’s Eating Disorder”
This post is going to be really raw, perhaps provoking (good and bad) and extremely personal. There may be triggers in here so I caution readers ahead of time. The picture above is always how I pictured my relationship with my daughter would be: happy, protector,...
How it All Began – My Story – Eating Disorder Survival Guide for Parents and Caregivers
Our journey began almost 2 years ago now and I had no idea how much my life was going to change. Looking back, I am thankful for our experiences as they have grown me in a way I never thought possible. Let me begin. It all started out with anxiety and a move from...
Parents Can Relapse Too
As parents and caregivers of someone with an eating disorder, so often we spend the vast majority of our time going to appointments, doctors and therapists. I had no idea how much I hated going to the GP appointments once she started to live in wellness. The...
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