Bulimia Recovery & Cure - Bulimia Treatment That Works!

Bulimia Recovery & Cure: I apologize in advance here because the following question is blunt and direct, yet asking it is absolutely CRUCIAL to recovery. This simply is too serious to mince words or to sugarcoat it with niceties.

Do you want to live, or are you looking to die?

I'm not trying to be mean or to go the scare tactic route. I'm sure that many have done that with you already. I'm just giving you some facts and then moving onto what YOU can DO to ACTIVATE LIFE. YOUR LIFE!  It is completely your choice. 

I'm not saying you are to do this all alone. However you do have free will so you DO have choices to make and work to do. Bulimia recovery is a PROCESS and will not happen overnight.  It will take time, patience, and a lot of love, self love. You are going to learn how to love YOURSELF the way God loves you! I don't know whether or not you believe in God first of all, and if you do, if you believe that He truly loves you, and just how deep that love is. That love surpasses even the most loving of human parents, relative, or friends.  

Bulimia recovery begins with trusting a God that you cannot see, thus FAITH. And then, faith must turn into action; the actively changing your thoughts.   

Now to some hard core facts. This is real, and whether or not you choose to believe it,  I'm sorry, but yes, this CAN happen to you. BULIMIA KILLS 10% of it's sufferers through cardiac arrest, starvation, or suicide. Even for those who survive, the disorder can damage many body systems. Some of the damage may be long lasting or irreversible.

Bulimia causes: anemia, irregular heart beat, weakened heart muscle, heart failure, low blood pressure, dehydration, abdominal bloating and pain, irregular menstrual periods, swollen cheeks, tooth decay, gum disease, ruptured throat, and cognitive impairment (clouded or distorted perception or thinking, difficulty concentrating, difficulty comprehending).

Do you want to get well?

For 38 years the invalid at the Sheep gate pool hadn’t been able to get into the miracle waters. He felt helpless and sorry for himself. He expected someone to fix his problem.  John 5:5-9 says One who was there had been an invalid for thirty-eight years. When Jesus saw him lying there and learned that he had been in this condition for a long time, he asked him, "Do you want to get well?" "Sir," the invalid replied, "I have no one to help me into the pool when the water is stirred. While I am trying to get in, someone else goes down ahead of me." Then Jesus said to him, "Get up! Pick up your mat and walk." At once the man was cured; he picked up his mat and walked.  It was up to this man to become motivated and to take responsibility for himself.

L'chaim- To Life!  Are you ready to take the next step in bulimia recovery?  How I pray that you will say "YES"!  
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