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The version of you before the food rules, the one who could eat without guilt, rest without earning it, and trust their body&hellip;they&rsquo;re still there.

They didn&rsquo;t disappear when you learned to fear food.

They went quiet because it did
Eating your fear foods isn&rsquo;t a test of willpower.

It&rsquo;s an act of trust, one that takes courage, not control.

You might still feel anxious, guilty, or uncomfortable. That doesn&rsquo;t mean you&rsquo;re failing; it means you&rsquo;re hum
When you&rsquo;ve spent years trying to control your body, trust doesn&rsquo;t come back overnight.

It&rsquo;s a relationship, one that&rsquo;s been broken, bruised, and misunderstood. 

And like any relationship, it heals slowly through care and co
Recovery doesn&rsquo;t mean you never think about food.

It means those thoughts don&rsquo;t control you anymore.

You might still have moments when food feels loud, when old thoughts show up and try to pull you back.

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