So, to sum it all up, I'm just super super super THANKFUL!!! And am happily in an ongoing, lifelong season of praising the Lord for what He has done, is doing, and will do in my life…

Eating disorders are real, complex, bio-psycho-social diseases that can have serious consequences for health, productivity and relationships. Yes, the person struggling is greatly affected, but so are the loved ones of that person. It takes a village to beat an eating disorder, and that village is impacted too.

…our worth in Jesus is not something that needs to be left behind along with the old year. Are your goals for the new year affirming who you are in Jesus?

I’m in complete awe that I can face the hardship with the hope and joy of Jesus Christ and His victory over sin, darkness, and death. Because the two coexist.

It's a day that God has prepared to be part of my story... a story that He is writing, a story that is for my good and His glory. That should make you ready to jump out of bed in the morning!

I was surrounded by the enemy and I felt like there was no way out. I just cried. "Lord, I don't know what to ask for other than the strength to take the next breath…

When satan attacks, we are to stand.

Recovery gives you what you've always dreamed of and more. It gives you your life back. This is freedom.

During the early stages of fighting my eating disorder as a varsity high school athlete, my dietitian wrote down the words pictured above…

Oh, the sweet naivety I had then of what this journey would continue to have in store! But I share this very first post as a reminder…