Sharing my story. #truth #eatingdisorderrecovery #tulasoul

19 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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In this live‑recorded monologue, the speaker reflects on the scarcity of authentic conversations in public life and urges greater vulnerability and story‑sharing. She announces her excitement about co‑authoring a chapter in Markle Robinson’s upcoming book series “Start Over: Turning Loss into a Sensational Comeback,” where she will recount her lifelong struggle with anorexia, her path to recovery, and how that journey inspired her to launch a women’s wellness business aimed at helping others heal. She highlights the collective effort of many contributors, encourages viewers to look for the books on shelves in January, and thanks Markle Robinson for producing and publishing the series.

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I'm trying to do this live recording thing and it's not usual for me, so I'm— I just keep looking so inauthentic. So I'm just going to talk. I want to talk about connection and how there's so few authentic conversations and relationships in public that I see. Sorry about that. Um, so I feel like we need to be more vulnerable as people and share our stories, which is why I'm so excited— it's hard to look at the camera— why I'm so excited to be writing, co-authoring a chapter in Markle Robinson's new book series called Start Over: Turning Loss into a Sensational Comeback. And I'll be sharing my story about struggling with anorexia for most of my life and how I found recovery and inspiration to create my own women's wellness business and heal others. There's so many other wonderful people that are sharing their story in these books, so I hope that you look out for them. They'll be on the shelves in January. And thank you, Markle, for inspiring and producing and publishing these books.