Obviously, for someone who has starved to the point of needing intervention, recovery is establishing and maintaining a healthy weight and healthy eating habits out of the necessity to survive. But what about for those of us who struggle chronically but never go to that extreme? Is "recovery" from a problem that has made you unhappy and at times unhealthy for most of your life but has never really threatened your survival even possible? For someone in that situation, is "recovery" just not caring anymore?
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Obviously, for someone who has starved to the point of needing intervention, recovery is establishing and maintaining a healthy weight and healthy eating habits out of the necessity to survive. But what about for those of us who struggle chronically but never go to that extreme? Is "recovery" from a problem that has made you unhappy and at times unhealthy for most of your life but has never really threatened your survival even possible? For someone in that situation, is "recovery" just not caring anymore?
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