At some point, eating disorder behaviors stop feeling like something you do…

and start feeling like who you are.

The same foods. The same routines. The same rules. The same thoughts.

It becomes your normal.

In this episode, we’re breaking down one of the biggest lies eating disorders tell:

“This is just who I am.”

Because when you believe that, you stop fighting.

I share what my daily life looked like when my eating disorder felt like my identity — and the truth I had to learn:

It wasn’t me.

It was me trying to earn acceptance.

And the moment you separate from it… is the moment you can start fighting it.

Ready to take the next step in your recovery?

If the fear of weight gain is keeping you stuck, I’m offering 5 free one-hour Weight Gain Fear Breakthrough Sessions. In this session, we’ll uncover what’s really fueling the fear and identify your first clear step toward freedom. These spots are for women who are ready to do the work and start moving forward.

You can also stay connected through my weekly email newsletter, where I send faith-based encouragement that helps connect the dots between recovery, your relationship with God, and practical action.

And if you’re looking for community, join my free Facebook group to go deeper, ask questions, and connect with other women walking the recovery journey.

If your identity has been shaped by your body, your weight, or your eating disorder… this episode is going to challenge everything you believe about yourself.

Because this isn’t just about why identity matters.

It’s about who you actually are in Christ.

In this episode, I share more of my journey over the past two years — going deeper into understanding my identity in Christ and how that has changed the way I live, think, and show up.

Even after healing physically, I realized something was still missing.

I had to go deeper.

Because healing the behavior isn’t the same as healing identity.

When your identity is rooted in Christ, everything shifts.

Recovery stops feeling like loss… and starts becoming alignment.

Ready to take the next step in your recovery?

If the fear of weight gain is keeping you stuck, I’m offering 5 free one-hour Weight Gain Fear Breakthrough Sessions. In this session, we’ll uncover what’s really fueling the fear and identify your first clear step toward freedom. These spots are for women who are ready to do the work and start moving forward.

You can also stay connected through my weekly email newsletter, where I send faith-based encouragement that helps connect the dots between recovery, your relationship with God, and practical action.

And if you’re looking for community, join my free Facebook group to go deeper, ask questions, and connect with other women walking the recovery journey.

So many women struggling with eating disorders build their identity around their body.

Their weight. Their control. Their appearance.

I know I did.

I believed that if the number on the scale was low enough… if my body looked a certain way… then I would finally feel good enough, accepted, and like I belonged.

But instead, I lost myself trying to become someone I wasn’t.

In this episode, we talk about what your identity in Christ actually means — and why it changes everything about how you approach recovery.

Because if your identity is rooted in your body, recovery will always feel like losing yourself.

But when your identity is rooted in Christ, recovery becomes returning to who you were created to be.

Ready to take the next step in your recovery?

If the fear of weight gain is keeping you stuck, I’m offering 5 free one-hour Weight Gain Fear Breakthrough Sessions. In this session, we’ll uncover what’s really fueling the fear and identify your first clear step toward freedom. These spots are for women who are ready to do the work and start moving forward.

You can also stay connected through my weekly email newsletter, where I send faith-based encouragement that helps connect the dots between recovery, your relationship with God, and practical action.

And if you’re looking for community, join my free Facebook group to go deeper, ask questions, and connect with other women walking the recovery journey.