The shit that people don't talk about in eating disorder recovery

[@Atalithan]

The episodes with Julia are the best. I love you Victoria but its more interesting when there is more the one person in the pod :)

[@VictoriaKleinsman]

@@Atalithan 😆 yes Julia is epic and I’m so grateful for her trusting me to support her in recovery as look at her now helping so many 😍🥹 we will be doing many more episodes together I’m certain ☺️

[@Atalithan]

@@VictoriaKleinsman You two together are the best.

[@nicoledelissen977]

Having tears of joy and recognition whilst listening to both of you. Makes me realize; I am not alone. Thank you so much ❤❤

[@VictoriaKleinsman]

You absolutely are not alone Nicole, we're here for you and so many will have been through or are going through the same things.

[@nicoledelissen977]

💞​@@VictoriaKleinsman

[@juliefairbanks7029]

This talk was incredible, Victoria & Julia! You brought up every symptom that I experienced during my recovery - even a couple I thought were just my being weird and not related to healing from decades of anorexia. Julia's journey seemed very similar to my own, especially how she hated food for a long time in recovery. In my case, I had always thought that my appetite was enormous and that if I allowed myself, I would never stop eating the foods I especially craved. In recovery, however, that completely changed, and I had to force myself to eat all the time since pretty much everything tasted like cardboard. The thought of eating anything made me feel a sense of dread. I could go on and on addressing every issue you spoke about, but I'll just end by saying "thank you so much"- that was absolutely brilliant 🙏 Happiest New Year to both of you🎉

[@VictoriaKleinsman]

I'm so happy to hear this Julie, you're so incredibly welcome and I'll let Julia know too. Sending you so much love ad joy x

[@karensutherland8908]

Amazing conversation, thank you ❤❤

[@VictoriaKleinsman]

You're so welcome x

[@maike5227]

What a fabulous video! Thank you so much!!❤ I would love to see more of the two of you! Maybe you could talk about the bodychanges throughout your recovery? I feel like I am building more muscle and as if the cells are strengthened and don't let fat be between them as much. The whole mass feels different, not like fat, more like it is supposed to be, like when I was a kid. My english is too bad to explain exactly, what I mean, but maybe you can relate anyway. And can you also say something about the timeline, in which things happened? I am not recovered yet and I would love to know how far I am...I know it is different for everyone, but maybe there are similarities?!

[@VictoriaKleinsman]

Thank you Maike 💛 I've written down what you'd like us to speak about so stay tuned! So much love to you.

[@NoraMüller-o7f]

i can relate to the "not wanting be human ". i felt much more drawn to figures like prometheus, ikarus...eagles, everyhting representing wind and aether.

[@VictoriaKleinsman]

Maybe we were both eagles in our past lives 🤍

[@jeannestein5448]

But no matter how much weight I gain,, the excruciatingly painful neuropathy is irreversible, so I'm bound to relapse

[@VictoriaKleinsman]

Not if you do the inner work in order to rewire your brain and heal your trauma. ♥then you'll no longer be afraid of weight gain x