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Post-Surgical Eating Avoidance FB Group

I have created a support group on Facebook for those who believe they suffer from Post-Surgical Eating Avoidance. Although this isn't a diagnosable eating disorder in this version of the DSM, I believe there might be quite a few of us who may need specialized support for this issue.

PsEAD may be characterized by a overwhelming fear of regaining weight, avoidance or fear of eating too many calories or the wrong types of foods, and unreasonable restriction of food choices out of anxiety about gaining or not losing weight.

I also welcome anyone who has suffered any kind of eating disorder pre-surgery to join, because the risk of developing new eating disorder patterns after surgery is much greater for us.

Here is the link. Please join or pass it on to anyone you know who may need a little extra support.

Please note that while I do have a degree in psychology, I am not a licensed mental health professional. The group was created with the purpose of creating a support network for this issue. Thanks! :)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/309385112559826/

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  • DarbiMolly
    DarbiMolly

    Sounds sort of like anorexia to me.

  • LumpySpacePrincess
    LumpySpacePrincess

    While it does have some of the same characteristics, it is a bit different. Anorexics tend to starve themselves purposely, while those with food avoidance want to eat but have trouble doing so out of

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Sounds sort of like anorexia to me.

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Sounds sort of like anorexia to me.

While it does have some of the same characteristics, it is a bit different. Anorexics tend to starve themselves purposely, while those with food avoidance want to eat but have trouble doing so out of anxiety. Again, it is very similar, but also very different.

Interesting and thoughtful support group.

  • 1 year later...

This sounds like me. :(

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