Eating Disorders and Recovery: A Story of Anorexia, Bullying, and Healing --Chloe's Story

Chloe shares her battle with anorexia, binge eating, toxic relationships, and abuse — and how she found healing, music, and recovery. Eating disorders, anorexia recovery, binge eating, sexual assault, emotional abuse, and toxic relationships are at the heart of today's powerful episode. Approximately 24 million Americans struggle with eating disorders, one of the deadliest mental illnesses. Chloe, our guest, shares her raw two-year journey through anorexia, binge eating, bullying, and the devastating effects of a toxic relationship that damaged her body image and self-worth. Chloe opens up about being manipulated, called "fat" while starving herself, and later ridiculed for looking like a "skeleton." She courageously details her path of survival through sexual assault, emotional abuse, and unhealthy love. More importantly, Chloe shares how she built her personal recovery process, finding healing through music, self-help tools, and reclaiming her voice. This episode is an essential listen for college students, survivors of toxic relationships, and anyone facing depression, body image struggles, or eating disorders. Chloe's story offers hope, resilience, and a roadmap for turning pain into empowerment.   RESOURCES If you or anyone you know needs support and information, please call the National Eating Disorder Hotline 1-800-931-2237. Text "NEDA" to 741-741 988 (National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline)   TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Welcome to Seven on Sundays 01:19 Chloe's Journey: Battling Disordered Eating and Toxic Relationships 06:40 Navigating New Relationships and Learning Self-Love 11:28 Triggering Eating Disorders 16:05 How to Support and Love Someone with an Eating Disorder 18:22 Recognizing Your In Toxic Relationships 22:50 Breaking Off a Toxic Relationship 26:12 Addressing Sexual Assault and Its Impact 26:36 Journey Through Disordered Eating and Self-Healing 29:33 The Role of Therapy and Self-Care in Recovery 34:28 Navigating Relationships and Celibacy 42:55 Wrap Up: Thoughts on Eating Disorders and  

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