My name is Jessica. After over a decade struggle with self destruction, including but not limited to an eating disorder, I am gratefully recovered.  Today, I remain dedicated to eating disorders awareness and prevention: most importantly the truth and reality about recovery.  Welcome, take care, and ... 



 

"The more I live and experience each day, the more I learn that things aren't always the way they seem.  The more I understand that life is sometimes an odd and unpredictable succession of moments that may not always make sense and may not always feel “warm and fuzzy”, but that's okay.  Because I am an active and willing participant in every moment now; the good and the not so good, the happy and the sad, the exciting and the mundane.  It has all been worth it.  Life has always been worth it.  It just hasn't always been familiar."


[Excerpt taken from my
Renfrew Alumni "in their footsteps"
story at
www.ruhungry.com ]