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Granny M

(1,395 posts)
5. Even if a sufferer does perceive a "problem",
Fri Nov 27, 2015, 08:36 AM
Nov 2015

there is a multi-billion dollar business for quick fixes. Diets are almost always unsuccessful. In my own history I repeatedly tried many diets, spent thousands, and nothing worked in the long term. 12-step recovery has brought me the only long-term answer. It's slow and has involved a few relapses along the way. The only thing I have done right is not leave the program. It's given me physical, emotional and spiritual recovery, and is an ongoing process. There just are no quick fixes to this problem.

Compulsive overeater, here. [View all] Granny M Aug 2014 OP
I am married sarisataka Aug 2014 #1
Me! qwlauren35 Apr 2015 #2
I am definitely sure we are not the only ones. Granny M Apr 2015 #3
Recovery is often not even seen as a possibility with this disease. Stuart G Nov 2015 #4
Even if a sufferer does perceive a "problem", Granny M Nov 2015 #5
I agree with you completely.."ongoing process" Stuart G Nov 2015 #6
Even I got something to say on this. susan-3_. Aug 2016 #7
I am a work in progress, Granny M Aug 2016 #8
good rami999 Jul 2018 #9
There are no "quick fixes" for eating disorders...I have been in Overeaters Anonymous Stuart G Dec 2018 #10
Truth. Granny M Dec 2018 #11
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