Almost There!

JorrunFulhelm

Been on this journey, it feels like my whole life, but seriously getting the help I need since mid last year to now.

I was diagnosed with an eating disorder in Jan. of 2018. According to the DSM4 and my licensed therapist, I was diagnosed with OSFED (otherwise specified feeding or eating disorder). I had been heavy my whole life and always felt like I was living in a fat suit, not showing on the outside the person I knew I was on the inside. After my diagnosis everything finally clicked.

I wasn't lazy, I wasn't weak, my failures weren't because I "didn't want it enough". So with my doctor and my therapist watching closely I have lost quite a bit of weight, improved my life and life style!!! I am no longer pre-diabetic, my cholesterol has fallen to a safe level......I am finally living the life I always wanted to. I just wanted to share some brief stats and pictures too!


Height: 5ft. 4 inches
Starting weight: 216
Current weight: 157
Current loss in #: 59-60
Current Goal: 145 (as set by myself, my doctor, and my therapist)

I am about two months away from my target goal weight if I keep losing consistenly. We, meaning my care team, have also discussed the possibility that 145 may not be my ultimate goal either. However, we are working together to make sure I do things the right/safe/healthy way. Keep at it my friends!

I know at times the grind and sweat and the hurt and the struggle all seem insurmountable but I believe in you! You can do anything you put your mind to!

JudyCoventry4

Your doing fantastic! Keep up the good work!

dhiammarath

Congrats!!! You've done so well! Good luck on the last leg of your journey! I know you'll get there!

iotterbeinbed

May I add you as a friend? You are truly inspiring.

JorrunFulhelm

Hi iotterbeinbed! Thanks for your message and your friend request. I am still not in recovery, still working on getting better every single day...just in case anyone got the impression that I have "beaten" my eating disorder. It isn't something you "beat" and then it is over, just like being a recovering alcoholic or drug abuser, you are never "cured" you just keep going one day at a time. There are TONS of days when my eating disorder wins, rears its ugly head, and kicks me down-makes me feel like I used to feel. and there are other problems that have come up as well, I am glad my story is inspiring to people and I am totally here to talk if anyone would like, just thought I should put that out there!

JustaJoe00

nice job, keep going til you get to where you want to be!

pogiguy05

Great work keep it up

missbutton82

Congratulations, it helps me feel like maybe I’m not a loss cause after all.

sexybug6

Congratulations youve done amazing work and its paid off looking good

Styggian

great story, great result, congratulations

mmnv79

Well done!

Cashmachine88

You’re doing great! Keep up the good work! 👍🏽

girlwithcurls2

Great work! Wow. Take it one day at a time. Your determination to a better you is paying off