My worst eating disorder symptom

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  • čas přidán 20. 09. 2023
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    Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional or psychologist. These videos were created purely to share advice from my own experience as a survivor and eating disorder recovery coach and to encourage eating disorder sufferers to discuss their struggle openly.
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Komentáře • 17

  • @blackblackheartsss
    @blackblackheartsss Před 10 měsíci +11

    I don’t have an eating disorder but god did I relate to everything you said about self-hatred! I can’t even imagine what it would take to challenge such a core belief especially when the logical part of the brain KNOWS that those beliefs are unfounded, but the “inner child” doesn’t.

  • @Ana-iy8hq
    @Ana-iy8hq Před 10 měsíci +6

    Hi Mia. Its a lifelong curse. The body dysmorphia just gets worse, not only on the body but on the face. I got botox during a toxic relationship and I can't even get a full picture of my face. Also the pain on joints due the ongoing stress. You are the best🥰❤️

  • @marieap6945
    @marieap6945 Před 10 měsíci +6

    Such an important video. Been dealing with this lately, wondering what's the point if I can't even stand myself - ED or not, with heavy suicidal ideation these last few days (despite being medicated and working with a therapist).
    You make so much sense as always, and your empathy shines through the screen and reaches my heart and so many others'. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Mia.

  • @bethbrady8146
    @bethbrady8146 Před 10 měsíci +1

    oh my goodness!!!! yes...and I always cry during that song!

  • @pliktl
    @pliktl Před 10 měsíci +3

    Winding-down for bed while listening ❤

  • @RobRaptor49
    @RobRaptor49 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Yea, i like the terminology- "unaliving". ... been a couple years on and the anorexia is not controlling my life. The self-hatred isn't dominant now, but when life gets hard unaliving can still feel so tempting

  • @kimh.9124
    @kimh.9124 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Such excellent content! I related to what you said so very much. Thank you, Mia! ❤️

  • @eloisemarie5219
    @eloisemarie5219 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I never relate to self hate thoughts but I definitely have the thoughts that nobody wants a relationship with me. They don't really want to be friends. Most people will just leave me anyway. Very good video Mia

  • @pillipuu
    @pillipuu Před 9 měsíci

    yesss. so spot on. especially this idea that i am deeply flawed and horrible inside and out, and everyone else is so lovable and shiny and perfect.

  • @eleonorasassi3989
    @eleonorasassi3989 Před 10 měsíci +1

    This argument Is very helpful to me, also with anxiety in general. If my negative thoughts are a sympton of something, then they are not reliable. You start thinking "mmh maybe they are not a true representation of things". You still feel them and they still...weel, suck, but you open the door to the existence of a different Truth I think it's a huge step

  • @fornamnefternamn4869
    @fornamnefternamn4869 Před 10 měsíci +5

    Doctors uses to say one are not sick enough, so that is learned at first contact with primary care. Catching someone before that start dying is almost always resulting in that message. Also there are BMI bias making BMI skewed if one are not middle height. Short people therefore can get help when they are not alarmingly skinny, since they due to mathematichal rules, has lower BMI, while 6 feet tall woman will, due to the same mathematicla rules, have a BMI of 4 higer than short people. The doctor will not care about what he/she can see, just the numbers.
    Also, the people that not loose their hair or period as easy as others, can't get help. The doctors couldnt care less about what ED is about. They would never say no to care for a cancer patient until that patient is literally dying. But it happens to ED persons all the time.
    Once you get care, better not gain weight, cause then you loose the care immediately! This is why I would never seek help (if I want to turn around a relapse).

  • @yahainHotPink
    @yahainHotPink Před 10 měsíci +2

    Hello Mia. It's after 10:30 pm for me

  • @user-jr5nw5ww8k
    @user-jr5nw5ww8k Před 9 měsíci +3

    CW: Medically Assisted Death / ED Thoughts
    I was wondering if you might be willing to talk about Canada's likely expansion of medically assisted death for eating disorder sufferers? I saw a video about this titled "47 and anorexic; Canada will soon allow her help to die" and was very disturbed because the woman said her main reason for wanting medically assisted death is that she didn't want to gain weight. I recognize this is a complex and difficult topic so totally understand if you don't want to touch it, but I just saw this video and found it very concerning and it felt like something you could potentially have valuable thoughts on. Thank you and appreciate your content!

  • @alwaysamber4960
    @alwaysamber4960 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Worst symptom to me is undoubtably heart issues. So awful, so scary. You can argue and deny many facets of having an ED but the physical organ of the heart never lies.

    • @Aylinmelissaa
      @Aylinmelissaa Před 10 měsíci

      Hey, would you mind sharing what kinds of heart issues you’ve experienced? I’m trying to figure out if what I’m experience is related to my ED past

    • @alwaysamber4960
      @alwaysamber4960 Před 10 měsíci

      Hi there. Yes, my heart was kicking me in the middle of the night. Especially if I got up to go to the toilet. I knew it wasn’t right but I just kept telling myself it was anxiety. I had previously experienced episodes of bradycardia and I knew that was an ED symptom however I didn’t realise the opposite was true. My heart was literally the first thing the doctors picked up on when I was in hospital. My postural stats were bad. Basically that means your heart can’t cope with movement and will therefore increase when standing or doing anything. Mine was more than doubling. Even after being released from Hospital after a month (although it was doing better) it had still not returned to normal. It took a long while for it to go back to some sort of normal. I would advise you to talk to your doctor if you can. Just to have a chat and get checked out. Not sure what country you are in but finding a good GP is the best thing you can do.