by our-body | Jun 30, 2021 | Patient Resource
Complications around Breastfeeding with an Eating Disorder By: Rachel Yankowy West Virginia University Breastfeeding is an important time for mothers after having a child for many reasons such as bonding and the benefits of protection against illnesses or diseases....
by our-body | Feb 12, 2020 | Patient Resource
A Perfect Storm By: Hannah Meeks Pregnancy, especially an unplanned one, can be a stressful time for women with eating disorders due to amplified feelings of body dissatisfaction and anxiety about gaining weight. This, coupled with a lack of support and...
by our-body | Jan 28, 2020 | Patient Resource
A Toxic Relationship: Eating Disorders and Violence By Hattie Rowe West Virginia University *Trigger Warning. Discussions of Intimate Partner Violence, Sexual Assault, and Eating Disorders* You may have heard of the nature vs. nurture debate. Some people say that our...
by our-body | Jul 5, 2019 | Patient Resource
Breastfeeding While in Recovery By Hattie RoweWest Virginia University Breastfeeding is a unique and personal choice for every woman. The decision whether or not to breastfeed should be made by the mother, and not by her eating disorder. Research has shown that women...
by our-body | Jun 20, 2019 | Family + Loved Ones Resource, Patient Resource
Recognizing Body Shame & Fat Talk By Elizabeth Claydon Body shame comes in so many forms and can manifest itself internally or externally. With the many nuances involved in body shame, I thought it time that it was broken down into a more easily-understood...
by our-body | Jun 18, 2019 | Patient Resource
How to Search for Eating Disorder Resources in Your Area By Hattie Rowe Getting the individual help you need for eating concerns is an essential step in moving towards healing. However, seeking treatment close to you can be challenging. Depending on your location,...
