Two Opposing Truths
A lesson in dialectics, learning to literally and figuratively hold both.
Topic: recovery
A lesson in dialectics, learning to literally and figuratively hold both.
I decided that it was okay if I failed, as long as I gave myself permission to succeed, too.
That’s the thing about anorexia, you never believe you are sick enough.
A few months earlier, I had asked my psychiatrist about Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), an alternative to antidepressants.
I was trying to expel things to make room for happiness. But the control never led to the happiness or relief I expected.
The truth rings clear: my body needs rest.
I watched those ten years on my recovery clock decrease back down to zero. It felt as though every bit of hard work that I’d sewn into my recovery had been undone.
Right now. What better time to thank ourselves for how far we’ve come...
These statements, to us, are not up for debate when it comes to you and your mental well-being. These statements are truths that we believe apply to you despite what society or your mental illness might try to convince you of.
The best you have to offer others will never be a cure-all method, a one-size-fits-most fix. The best you have to offer will always be yourself.
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