Colorado?
Hey! I just got back on this site, and I was wondering if anyone was in the market for some more support buddies? I am not one for bothering people with my problems, but it might be nice to have someone to chat with about this!
Hit me up if you want to be my support buddie or if you need support!
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I am also in Colorado and definitely looking for support. I have been battling my ED for almost 15 years!!! I'm soooo tired and desparate to stop! I am so fearful that I will never beat this and it's even more difficult when one feels so alone and ashamed.
Maybe we can help eachother :)
Strength does not come from physical capacity, it comes from indomitable will. -Ghandi