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.✦❦indie’s recoverytwt + foodtwt intro! ❦✦.
.✦starting an-r recovery as of 28.05.25
.✦going to ip treatment 05.06
.✦22
.✦she/her, 🏳️🌈
.✦love cats, kpop, miffy, mofusand, matcha + coffee
.✦love mealposting
↺ or ♥︎ to be moots!
hi everyone!
I left twitter to focus on recovery and now I am 6 months in and officially weight restored. And I can say life is SO much better, I have energy and concentration, I have a personality, a social life, and I get to eat the yummy foods I want. Recovery is worth it🫶
put on my watch again after a month bc I like telling the time easy and seeing notifications, trying not to look at my stats since I’m banned from walking but why is my heart rate still doing funky shit
recovery while being an adult and living at home is so bloody hard, even tho I want to move out my parents won’t let me now of course - I’ve basically had to hand all control and trust to them and they won’t even let me bus to work bc it involves 10-15min of walking on each end🤦🏻♀️
it’s so hard not to have relapse thoughts and count food at home, but anyway I had this delish cottage cheese + hard boiled egg on toast😍 topped w kimchi
my mum is so against protein bars and the chobani protein yogurts…she’s trying to ban anything that says protein or low sugar/low fat etc but I genuinely love the consistency and different flavours of chobani protein yogurts😭 I’m so pissed off
can’t believe I thought it was normal to have a resting heart rate in the 40s and 50s🤓 even tho I’m only a month into recovery and I’m still finding it a battle day by day my brain has cleared up enough to start seeing sense about those things
had almost this exact wrap for many lunches in inpatient and I love it, one thing is I got to try a lot of new dishes there and got lots of ideas for lunches etc🤌
discharged after 1 month inpatient🥳
by far the most difficult decision of my life but the supportiveness of everyone in the unit made the month fly by and I don’t regret it one bit :)
keeping things going at home will be difficult but this made me believe recovery is possible :)