how I regained my period after 6 years: answering your questions! (amenorrhea recovery)

[@helena003]

its nice to hear someone have a more balanced realistic approach than going all in and going way over your needs and no exercise

[@imamuggle03]

four months later Imogen has amenorrea again as well as a new diagnosis of crohns and reactive arthritis so i honestly think there is something to the idea of all in for a complete body rest. I think there is more to the idea of overtraining and over stress on the body having something to do with this, (separate from weight restoration). Obviously it depends on the person though, I think people with a more regular training schedule and balanced life its probably possible to not have to drastically go all in. I say this as someone who completely burned out and is still recovering from the effects 9 years later. Rest is SO important.

[@helena003]

@@imamuggle03 100% agree

[@ibabymonster]

Thank you so much.I hate when people say you have to gain a lot to get ur period back . Ur helping me sm❤

[@mansoor3159]

Imogen is so so so motivating and every time she post's it put a smile on my face.💫😀💓

[@silentwhisp4r670]

Your story is always so motivational! I can't really relate to this part of it, but, hearing this will help me relate with people in my life which I appreciate! Thank you!

[@rhiannon7444]

so proud of you Imi, you've come so so far and look at you go 🏃‍♀

[@sofie.alexandr]

The QUEEN has posted!! 👑👑👑👑👑

[@helena003]

aaas great video and would you be open to sharing what its like having a boyfriend after an ed I'm scared to because I feel like I lack experience and body confidence cause of my ed

[@AlyssaEveMitchel93]

Congrats!! How did you find the dietician you worked with?

[@jojoboo7136]

I havent had mine in like 12 years i think its because im overweight

[@jojoboo7136]

Im 27 years old

[@user-kn4mm8tx6y]

I loved you at 1st sight,I am in love with you.take care.shamim zahuri from bangladesh💚🏡🤝👬🎎