25 человек, которые успели очнуться, пока не стало слишком поздно

Май 6, 2018 Выкл.

Нет ничего лучше, чем сделать то, что многие, да и вы сами, считали невозможным. Но путь к успеху тернист и долог, и далеко не каждый выдерживает это испытание. А вот пользователям интернета, о которых пойдет речь в этой статье, удалось выдержать и превратиться в самых настоящих красавчиков.

«Первое фото было сделано 2 года назад. Теперь я наконец вижу, что у меня тоже есть шея»

«Худеть семьей классно! Вместе с мужем мы сбросили 84 кг»

«Набрать вес иногда гораздо сложнее, чем сбросить»

Трансформация бездомного парня

«Мой успех в лечении розацеа и акне»

Смогла победить анорексию и создать потрясающее тело в тренажерном зале

Today marks the start of eating disorder awareness week. I lost sixteen years of my life to anorexia. I literally lost them. I have hardly any good memories. I have barely anything to show for my life for the years between eight and twenty four. I lost time with my family, with my children and with my friends. I missed opportunities, lost friends and nearly died because that was easier than recovery. Then two years ago I finally committed to my recovery. This time I was actually ready to face how horrific recovery was going to be, ready to move forward and ready to change. Being ready didn’t make it easy. I cried every day for months, but it did make it possible. Now nearly nineteen years after first developing anorexia I’m doing well, really well. And that’s something I never thought I’d be able to say. Eating disorders blind you from reality. They shield you from the reality of what you’re losing so you can keep them. And they dim the light on the hope you might have to recover. Eating disorders are powerful, but so are we. And recovery is possible even when it doesn’t seem like it. #recovery #edwarrior #eatingdisorderrecovery #neda #nedaweek #bodypositive #transformation

A post shared by Holly (@hllylzbth) on Feb 26, 2018 at 11:43am PST

«100 дней без алкоголя, и это только начало!»

Эта перемена — лучшее доказательство для тех, кто считает, что в браке все женщины толстеют

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bgt3kZ2hq4e/?utm_source=ig_embed

«Поборола анорексию сама, без врачей, без операций и искусственного кормления. С 27 до 43 кг»

До и после избавления от алкогольной зависимости и регулярного употребления таблеток

Transformation: I don't have a clue how this is even the same person, but they are both me. One is circa 201O, when I moved to Quebec to follow a lover who was trying to escape me. My parents helped me pack up my apartment in Santa Monica & were hopeful that this move & this new life would bring me away from the Adderall & the Xanax & the insanity that I had become so addicted to. You know that phrase: "wherever you go, there you are." Well, that is truer than true. To make a long story short, I moved, with some Ritalin in my bag — a ton of opiates, shitloads of Xanax — & I came to live in a dark apartment with a man who didn't love me. Who could blame him? The pills had torn us apart & turned me into someone no one could recognize. When the pills ran out — I turned to drinking & started everyday with a bottle of wine. It wasn't enough. Somehow, I convinced my boyfriend to find cocaine & I snorted it for the first time that dark lonely winter in Quebec City. I went into insanity again & after doing some pretty terrible, scary things, I returned to Texas for a few weeks & then went straight back to Quebec. Love was going to save me. Love didn't save me. I couldn't save myself. We ended & I soothed my aching heart with Xanax & booze and if my eyes don't show how empty I was, I don't know what will. I entered rehab for the first time that December. Now, look at today — more than 6 years later, after at least 3 more years of addiction & then into 3 years of sobriety. I am present & full of life & have a genuine, authentic smile with clear, present, honest eyes. This picture of me in 2010 is painful, but it was my reality & I am so grateful that I found recovery & a whole new world of beauty that I could never be in if I hadn't lived through that war of addiction. There is hope for us all.

A post shared by Lara Frazier SOBER AF ❤️ (@sillylara) on Sep 30, 2017 at 5:57am PDT

6 лет без рака!