Brianne Davis
Brianne Davis
Parker: I’m Recovering From an Eating Disorder, But There’s A Lot That’s Not Recovered
Parker: I’m Recovering From an Eating Disorder, But There’s A Lot That’s Not Recovered
Parker: I’m Recovering From an Eating Disorder, But There’s A Lot That’s Not Recovered
Monday 20th March 2023
Parker opens up about her lifelong battle with an eating disorder, discussing its impact and the journey towards healing on 'Secret Life'.
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And people that have had eating disorders or still going through it now you are not alone and and the problem is is, you're probably going to have it the rest of your life, so you have to manage it or it will kill you.
What if the struggle with food started as early as six years old? For Parker, this was her reality. In this episode of 'Secret Life', host Brianne Davis sits down with Parker, who courageously shares her journey through the labyrinth of an eating disorder. From a young age, Parker's relationship with food became a way to control her life, but it soon took over her identity. Imagine trying to disentangle yourself from something so deeply rooted in who you are.
Parker compares her experience to that of a heroin addict, highlighting the severe grip eating disorders can have on one's life. This episode sheds light on the often misunderstood complexities of eating disorders and their profound impact on mental and physical health. Parker's candidness offers listeners a raw look at the daily battles and the long road to recovery. Through her story, we gain insight into the importance of seeking help and the power of community support.
If you or someone you know is dealing with an eating disorder, Parker's story is a poignant reminder that you're not alone and that recovery is possible.