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[trnstlntcsm]

 First off, I want to apologize if this post isn't what's supposed to be here, I read through the memories but I don't think I found anything like this.
To keep it short, I've been a vegan since October after being a vegetarian for 3 years. I'm also currently relapsing and I'm back into my AN-BP behaviors (Anorexia Nervosa Binge eating/Purging). A

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[rockstarbob]

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[mangiati_vivi]

I don't have an eating disorder, but this +1,000,000. Being vegan is great, but your health and wellbeing has to come first. If eating vegan is causing you stress or triggering/contributing to your ED, don't worry about eating vegan and just focus on getting healthy. The animals will understand! :)

[veganachos]

Heya darlin', I'd consider dropping Gena from www.choosingraw.com an email. She's a qualified nutritionist with eating disorder experience. Her advice is phenomenal.

[trnstlntcsm]

Thank you for the link, I'll definitely be looking into the website and sending her a message!

[spyral_path]

Lots of vegans take a while to transition completely to veganism and they aren't even dealing with an eating disorder so don't get down on yourself.

[potatoez]

Consider yourself vegan starting whenever you feel like it. Everyone makes mistakes, just like with any lifestyle choice. I think after awhile being vegan becomes a habit, and then an instinct. You will eventually stop seeing non-vegan foods as an option, at least that's how it was for me. I hardly even see the cheetos when I go down the chip aisle. Give yourself time to work out your eating habits and when they are healthy and you feel stable, start forming vegan habits. :) Best of luck to you