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Hosted by Abbie Haller · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Recovery isn't just eating more food. It's grieving who you were, questioning who you're becoming, and trying to trust a body that feels unfamiliar. It's waking up some mornings and feeling like a stranger in your own skin. It's learning how to keep going even when your reflection doesn't match the image you still carry in your mind.This podcast is an honest look at eating disorder recovery, body image struggles, extreme hunger, weight restoration, mental health, and everything that happens in the long middle phase that nobody prepares you for.
Abbie Haller hosts The Messy Recovery Podcast, a health show with 14 episodes published.
Recovering from an eating disorder while everyone around you is dieting, losing weight, counting calories, taking weight-loss medications, and celebrating getting smaller is fucking hard. It’s hard watching other people
I know my eating disorder was hurting me. I know I wasn’t healthy. I know recovery was necessary. And yet… sometimes I still miss the body I had when I was sick. I miss how small I felt. I miss recognizing myself in pict
Starting all-in recovery was the best decision I’ve ever made, but it was also so much harder than I expected. In this episode, I’m sharing everything I wish someone had told me before I started. From the physical change
Everyone talks about the moment you finally start eating again, but almost no one talks about what comes after. In this episode, we’re diving into the phase of recovery that can feel the most confusing—the months after n
We’re constantly told to eat “clean,” hit our protein goals, avoid processed foods, and optimize our health. But what happens when healthy habits slowly turn into an obsession? In this episode, I share my personal experi
I downloaded Noom because I wanted to become healthier. I wanted to feel better, have more energy, and finally feel confident in my body. I never thought I was starting a cycle that would eventually take me years to undo
I wanted to make this episode because I’ve gotten asked this question a lot. Why did I recover without medical supervision? The truth is, it wasn’t because I thought I knew better or because I think everyone should do th
What actually happens to your body and brain during an eating disorder? Why does food become an obsession? Why does recovery take so much longer than most people expect? In this episode, I’m breaking down the science beh
Please ignore my dog whining in the background, she wanted to go outside and play! I thought recovery would be hard, but I didn’t expect it to look like this. Nobody prepared me for the grief of living in a body that fee
Everyone talks about deciding to recover. Everyone talks about extreme hunger. But almost nobody talks about what happens when you’re months into recovery and still don’t feel like yourself. In this episode, I’m sharing
When I first started recovery, I had questions constantly running through my head. Was I gaining too fast? Would the extreme hunger ever stop? Why did I feel so uncomfortable in my body? Was recovery even working? In thi
Everyone talks about the beginning of recovery and the freedom that’s supposed to come later. Nobody really talks about the middle. The part where you’re eating, gaining weight, doing everything you’re supposed to do, bu
In this episode, I’m talking about one of the most overwhelming and misunderstood parts of eating disorder recovery: extreme hunger. The kind of hunger that can make you feel terrified, out of control, confused, guilty,
In this episode i explore my experience with under eating symptoms, and the symptoms of going all in. I explore the fatigue, being cold 24/7, hair loss, rapid extreme edema, and why I still choose recovery every day.
In this episode i talk about my journey during my restriction, and overexercising journey, and the damage it took not only on my body, but my life.
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The Messy Recovery Podcast is hosted by Abbie Haller. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 14 episodes.
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