Busting Fatphobic Myths in Health Care

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  Like a hilarious conversation with your feisty friend who doesn’t give a f*ck about fatphobic myths. Brave stories, hot topics, and #truthbombs that will either balm your soul or light fire to your rage.   This week Bianca and Meg dissect the fatphobic myths around weight and health, taking a close look at how…

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Stop Wishing Your Body Was Different: A New Years Resolution

Written by Meg Kant Stop Wishing Your Body Was Different: A New Years Resolution Right now you are most likely being inundated with all the ways you should try to improve yourself this year. With advertising about gym memberships, and diets (even Noom, which says it’s not a diet but it is) flooding your news…

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the myth that healing emotional trauma will ‘fix your body’

Written by Meg Kant the myth that healing emotional trauma will ‘fix your body’ One of the really harmful ways that fatphobia, weight stigma and diet culture collide to impact mental health is with the underlying belief that if someone is emotionally well, they wouldn’t be fat. It flows from the idea that in order…

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the grief of no longer living in a thin body

Written by Meg Kant the grief of no longer living in a thin body  For some background information on my experience with an eating disorder, please take a quick review of this blog.  Up until the 10th grade I lived in a body that was much bigger than my peers and it brought me an…

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Eating disorder: The broken promises of weight loss

Written by Meg Kant Content Warning: Discussion of Eating Disorder The broken promises of weight loss I suffered from an eating disorder for almost a decade. It was one of the most difficult times in my life, when I felt alone, confused, discouraged and flooded with anxiety. In this blog I will be talking about…

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