Many people who suffer from eating disorders want to know if it’s possible to fully recover from an eating disorder. The short answer is yes, it is possible; but it is a process that requires a lot of patience, honesty, self-forgiveness and hard work to see it through. According to Eating Disorders Anonymous (EDA) (www.eatingdisordersanonymous.org), the only way to live a happy life free of your eating disorder is to show up, do the work, tell the truth and let go of the outcomes. Here are some more suggestions from Eating Disorders Anonymous to help you on your journey to recovery (taken from the EDA publication: Suggestions for Recovery).
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Just like you, many people suffering from bulimia want to recover but don’t know where to start. Maybe you’re scared to face your disorder, maybe you don’t know where to start, or maybe you’re frustrated because you’ve tried to stop many times and keep relapsing. Whatever your reasons are for continuing your behavior, the bottom line is you want to get help. If this sounds like you, keep reading. Here are seven secrets to help you recover from bulimia.

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