That Time I Gained Over 30 Pounds
byWhen I got sick, I gained weight. A small part post knee-surgery, but most after mononucleosis; In the time afterwards, I never started exercising ( which I love!) again, thanks to chronic pain.
Body positivity: Because all bodies are good bodies
When I got sick, I gained weight. A small part post knee-surgery, but most after mononucleosis; In the time afterwards, I never started exercising ( which I love!) again, thanks to chronic pain.
IF ONLY YOU COULD TAKE A VACATION FROM CHRONIC PAIN, THEN THERE’D BE NO PROBLEM…
Some days, the frustration really hits. The frustration of being chronically in pain.
So… I want to encourage you to respect and take care of your body regardless of how it look, not waiting until your reach a specific size. But I still chicken out sometimes.
I thought I’d never learn to love my body, but now I have hope. Not necessarily for love, but peace. Harmony. Here’s how I found it.
And by getting help, I don’t mean in the vague sense that’s code for quitting drugs or treating a mental illness – I’ve already done that!
I’ve finally been referred to a Pain Clinic, and will be getting help for my chronic neck pain.
This year, don’t go on another weight loss diet – try one of these resolutions instead.
When I look at the girl on the left, I struggle to recognize her.
Saying goodbye to August, and hello to September!
I’ve turned 24, got my degree and moved out of my apartment last month, so hopefully September will be less stressful. Here are some of my plans for the new month – what are yours?
Stop the body hate, a revolution is afoot! Learn to love your body, embrace diversity and ditch the diets and hate with these body positive books, ressources & absolute babes!
Are you a body, or do you have a body? How connected is your mind and body? On struggling and how it affects your thoughts and feelings
Usually, when people take pictures of their body at their highest weight, it’s for before-pictures. With a promise that a big transformation lies ahead.