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Swallow Up
One of my biggest challenges was that after each meal, my mind would go into overdrive and refuse to let go of my bad body image. With every bite that went into my mouth, I imagined the food forcing its way through my body, which was being morphed into a disfigured mess. It was mentally and emotionally painful.
A Snap On The Wrist
Often, during my days in recovery, I would be plagued by thoughts that would drive me towards one negative behavior after another. Ed wanted me back and he was not happy that I was committed to recovery and listening to my treatment team. I felt like there was a constant, exhausting battle going on in my head.
Complications From Diabulimia
For the last 19 years I have spent every hour of everyday thinking about the same thing. The first thought when I wake up in the morning is the same as my last thought when I go to bed at night. “What's my blood sugar?” I have spent years of my life waking up every day trying to take control of a disease that is relentless; you never get a day off from type 1 diabetes.