
03/18/2025
This post is hard for me to writeâŚ
As a weight loss dietitian, people assume Iâve always had a healthy relationship with food. That Iâve never struggled. That I donât get what itâs like to feel out of control.
But the truth? My relationship with food almost destroyed me.
The Moment Everything Changed
In college, I studied nutrition, learning how to help others lose weight and eat better.
But behind closed doors? I was making myself sick in the bathroom.
I spent years obsessing over every bite, tracking every calorie, restricting all dayâonly to binge at night, feeling disgusted with myself.
And one day, as I was kneeling over the toilet, stomach in knots, heart racing, I thought:
âHow can I help others as a dietitian if Iâm like this?!?â
That was my breaking point.
Turning My Life Around
I had spent years thinking that food was the enemy and that my worth was tied to my body.
But what I really needed was to heal.
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I stopped punishing myself with food.
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I let go of the all-or-nothing mindset.
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I built habits that felt good.
And for the first time, I lost weight without losing myself in the process.
Why I Became a Coach
I donât help women just lose weightâI help them break free.
Because I know what itâs like to hate what you see in the mirror.
To feel trapped in the same destructive patterns.
To finally realize there is another way.
If youâre tired of dieting, tired of starting over every Monday, tired of feeling out of controlâknow youâre not alone.
If you want to change your body, lose weight permanently, and heal your relationship with food, DM me âCHANGE,â and Iâll reach out to see if I can help