"I refuse to let my brain bully me."

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1. I just read your blog and think it’s amazing there are people like you. I recently started recovering from atypical anorexia. It has been a month and… First of all, I am so proud of you for being a month and a half in recovery; that is amazing! Keep up the amazing work. I also want you to realize though that although a month and a half is amazing progress, you shouldn’t expect to be fully recovered in such a short time. Recovery is a process, and a hard one at that, but it is worth the journey.So to get to your question about self-control, the answer you get depends on who you talk to. There are certain people that are fully recovered from their eating disorder...
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3. DSMA March — Diabetes in Your Work Life The topic for this month's Diabetes Social Media Advocacy (DSMA) blog carnival is about dealing with diabetes at work and/or school. Do you tell people around you about your illness? Why or why not? Amy's been out of school and self-employed since... ...
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5. NewsFlash: Two Biggest Diabetes Sports Groups Merge We had a sense this was coming for a while, but now it's official: the Diabetes Exercise & Sports Association (DESA) is merging with Insulindependence (IN) to become what they say is North America's largest nonprofit public benefit organizatio... ...