One Man’s Story of Eating-Disorder Recovery
Brian Cuban spoke recently about being a grown man with bulimia and anorexia nervosa; about the shock it elicits when he brings up his diagnoses, and the childhood relationships and family dynamics that fostered them.
“Brian Cuban: Eating Disorders Also Affect Men” By(KDKA Pittsburgh Radio)
When people hear the words anorexia and bulimia, they think of a disorder that affects women. However, many men also suffer from the eating disorders.
Eating Disorders: The Men’s Issue No One Talks About and Why That Has to Change
My 27-year journey struggling with anorexia and bulimia started when I was 18 years old and a freshman at Penn State University. At 45, recovery finally began.
Keynote For 3rd Annual Media And Mental Health Awards
The Continued Stereotyping Of Eating Disorders
I have some advice Bruce. Stick to whatever your good at. It’s not this and you are hurting people. You are pandering to the very stereotypes that cause males with eating disorders to suffer in silence. Stop it!
Clint Eastwood Doesn’t Have Fat Days!
A fat morning. The diet has been terrible. Pant’s seem to get a little tighter each time I wake up. W
Dallas attorney’s book gives inside look at his battle with anorexia
Six Years Sober-What Really Matters
I look forward to the future. The same as I started. One step at a time. One day at a time
The Down And Dirty Of Body Dysmorphic Disorder(Shattered Image Book Excerpt #10)
I love and have loved. I have been rejected. I have let go. I have forgiven. I am alive. I am okay. You can be as well.
