Hi Aimee! Having just recently followed you on Instagram, I find you're such a lovely person. I am currently suffering (battling) with my Anorexia from the last 6 years and to hear you be so open and raw about your struggles and worries despite the fact you're a "fitness" account, is truly commendable. When I heard your voice shaking as you said you were scared, that resonated with me so much and I feel your exact pain, honestly. You aren't alone. And thank you for showing others it's okay to be afraid and it's okay to speak about it x
Omg You r so strong person.I had ED too.My parents pushed me to eat so I was angry so much,got into deep depression and was scared of gaining weight.Bc I knew it wasnt healthy I started exploring and gaining weight.It opened so much doors for me.My parents started to let me do my thing and now my body is healthy weight and looking normal.I lost my period and now taking special meds( not pills ) to get it back.I m scard but now when i saw your video it encouraged me to keep going.Thank you it means a lot to us when you open and speak about your problems❤️❤️❤️💖
Thank you for sharing such a personal story. Mine is similar and I can relate to your struggle. The real question does not relate to what you are doing, but WHY you are choosing those behavior patterns from an emotional standpoint. I had to learn this on my own, and am now focused on addressing the initial origin of the problem. Thank you for bringing attention to such a difficult challenge. Stay strong, you are a hero!
incredibly inspirational, supporting you all the way. I'm soo sorry that it has been so hard, your not alone...love to watch your videos and the important information you have to share, it's scary but relatible. thank you 🖤🌠😔😊
Totally relate to this, I also struggled with anorexia but I promise you that coming out the other side is soooooo worth it! What helped me was thinking about all the possibilities that being recovered provided me with. Although the uknown was really scary, I tried to think about it as exciting also, which definietly got easier over time as I got more and more glimpses of what 'fully recovered' looked like. Anyway, wishing you all the best! xxx
Thank you for being so open and brave in this video. Your honesty truly shows and it really elicits a lot of the emotions that I'm feeling when it comes to gaining weight for my health. Your videos are so different from so many others that I've seen talking about weight gain and ED, you're genuine and give me so much hope
wow aimee, compliments for this vlog again, so open and brave of you ! i am really proud of you and wish you all the best !!, keep fighting girl 🍀👍💜 love from Holland xxx 💞💞
You are not alone, Aimee. We are all here cheering you alone, and for some of us... going through similar battles. Thank you for being open and honest about your struggles and helping us know that we aren't alone either. ❤
Hi Aimee, this video really spoke out to me and made me think. I am in the place where I need to gain weight to be healthy as well, but my love of exercise and being strong and getting stronger is in the way of gaining. I'm sending you so much love ❤️ you can do this
yep when i was 12 i went to the hospital for an ed inpatient program and was just tossed around and told what to do with no explanation or inclusion into what was going on or the decisions that were made. i think things would have been less "scarring" of an experience for me if it was different and made less "bossy" and had more of me included in it. i still struggle and have struggled since then. i completely understand your experience and it seems our stories are very alike. anytime you want to talk to someone who knows the struggle i will happily talk. or just as friends. also, i think you know lexi (deyoung) she is one of my good friends and we were in treatment together. love you lots and all your inspiring and real videos! as i like to tell myself, keep on truckin'! haha ;)
You are so brave Aimee! It's easy to define ourselves with our weight. But we are so much more than that! You are strong and smart and you are using your struggles to help others. Thank you. :)
I know how hard it is to see yourself to gain weight I have been up and down many times throughout my anorexia years which is almost 30 and every time I lost my period I had to gain a bit above my set point weight to get it back Woman's body needs at least 20%of body fat to have a normal cycle and number on a scale isn't everything since muscles weigh more than fat Good luck and keep on working!!!🤓
