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Feel free to add me, I've been on here for a while now to help recover from an eating disorder. So sorry to hear about your dad. :(
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Hello, feel free to add me if any of you like. I have been on MFP for over a year now but I have hardly any friends on here to offer feedback or support. For a while it was okay, but now I'm getting to a point where it would feel really good to have people to actually interact with, instead of just plugging in my numbers…
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You sound a lot like me, I need a lot more encouragement than I'm willing to admit most of the time. I also work part-time (two jobs) and go to university and I just recently decided to become vegetarian (I watched a horrid documentary on Canadian pork). If you want to, feel free to add me. I only have a handful of friends…
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Hi Kristy, I'm Christine. I'm not quite a social worker, but I just applied to the program at my school. I've taken some of the courses already too, getting a head start on everyone else. ;) Good job on logging in for 15 days, I know it can take a while to get used to it as a habit! :)
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I used to have an eating disorder and I actually use MFP to keep myself on track. 2 and a half years without it now! :D
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I'd be happy to be your friend, I only have 3 on here and one is a lady who also posted about wanting friends for support. I'll send you a friend request! :)
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Have a nice death!
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Well, I have never rewarded myself for weight loss. I started using MFP for keeping myself in line with not using my disordered eating, to keep track of what I'm doing and to keep my numbers healthy. Any loss is just a benefit, I just never want to binge and purge again. It is two and a half years today since my last binge…
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I can relate, but what I usually try to do now is allow what I am craving, but in a smaller portion or form. For example, if I really want peanut butter or chocolate (or both!), I will get some granola bars or something that have those in them, but are in smaller portions than other options, and are easier to control.…
