Yet I don’t give my body this same respect! What? Why on earth not?
Lightbulb moment there, thanks Amber.
]]>“Consider how long you have been broken, and realize that healing is not an instantaneous process.”
25 years broken, 2 years (and counting) on the mend. I can say that the results are slow but sure. Although I’d love to someday feel 100% confident in a bikini, I’m most importantly grateful for the improvement in the way I feel.
I have a question for you if you have the time… At one point, I was very petite. I weighed 125 lbs. And for most of my adult life, I’ve weighed 155+ lbs. I noticed that when I was at my lightest weight, I began to lose my hair, much like you had mentioned in a previous post today with regards to metabolic dysfunction and male pattern baldness. Now that I’ve begun rebalancing my body with whole foods, my hair has started to thicken up again. Any further insight into what causes the thinning hair in the first place and how to help it to continue to grow? I know that the regrowth is a sign of improvement within my body. Sometimes I feel hopeless that it’ll never be what it used to be (fine but thick). Thank you in advance!
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