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Afraid of being healthy?

When I was 8 years old, I told my mom I never wanted to grow up.

This statement was quite the parad...

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Are you the victim or hero of your life?

Do you feel like the victim of your own life?

That’s how I felt for many years.

But I didn’t actua...

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But weight gain makes me want to crawl out of my skin!

You know that feeling of putting on a scratchy sweater?

That feeling of all the fibers quietly atta...

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Existential Claustrophobia: When Giftedness Feels Like Pressure

I’ve really been struggling to create content lately. There are an infinite number of topics I could...

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Are Eating Disorders A Form of Autistic Masking?

Throughout history, both autism and eating differences have been pathologized. The traditional view ...

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An Existential Conversation About Atypical Anorexia and Autism

Do you ever feel like you were born on the wrong planet? That deep sense of alienation – of not quit...

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ARFID and Fear of Weight Gain: It's Not "Just an Anorexia Thing"

When I tell people that I never had distorted body image or feared fatness, they often ask: “Did you...

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How Many Calories Should I Eat in Anorexia Recovery?

I’ve been wanting to write this post for quite some time now, because this question comes up frequen...

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A Neurodivergent Reflection on Gender, Puberty, and Eating Disorders

I never planned to share anything about my recent body changes. But when I found myself tossing and ...

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Autism and Exercise Addiction: Turning Traits into Tools

It’s no secret that people with anorexia often engage in excessive amounts of exercise. When you com...

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Autism and Anorexia Athletica: Understanding Exercise Addiction

When you hear the terms “eating disorder” and “exercise,” what comes to mind? Most people jump to fa...

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The Autistic Experience of Extreme Hunger in ED Recovery

Extreme hunger is one of the most challenging aspects of anorexia recovery, and it can be especially...

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Autism and Hunger Cues: Redefining Intuitive Eating for Neurodivergent People

Many autistic people struggle with recognizing hunger and fullness cues. You might find yourself ski...

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Brain Fog in Anorexia Recovery: Understanding Why Your Focus Changes

I’m sure we’re all familiar with the promising prospect that nutritional rehabilitation will improve...

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Day in the Life of an Autistic Entrepreneur Part 3: Evening Routines & Rest

You've seen how I start my day in Part 1 and manage my afternoon energy in Part 2. Now let's talk ab...

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Day in the Life of an Autistic Entrepreneur Part 2: Afternoon Systems

Ever wondered what a day in the life of an autistic entrepreneur looks like? In Part 1 of this serie...

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Day in the Life of an Autistic Entrepreneur Part 1: Morning Routines & Deep Work

As an autistic entrepreneur, I've learned that success isn't just about productivity – it's about cr...

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Digestive Issues in Eating Disorder Recovery: A Complete Guide

I have yet to meet someone in recovery that has not experienced digestive issues. Bloating and other...

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Black and White Thinking in Autism and Anorexia

Have you ever been told your black-and-white thinking is something you need to "challenge" or "overc...

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Demand Avoidance in Autism and Eating Disorder Recovery

Demand avoidance can be one of the most misunderstood aspects of autism, especially when it intersec...

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