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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 42 MIN

Gen Mora: What Anorexia Taught Me About My Body, My Periods, and My Pregnancy

from The Cyclist · host Jess Quinn and Katherine Douglas

From battling anorexia and OCD to co-founding one of New Zealand’s leading mental health charities Voices of Hope, Genevieve Mora’s story is one of resilience and hope.In this episode, Gen (@_genevieve_mora) opens up about her lived experience with anorexia, the toll it took on her body and cycles, and the road to recovery. We dive into how disordered eating impacts reproductive health, why launching a charity became her way of helping others, and what it’s been like navigating pregnancy after everything her body has been through.This is a raw, honest, and empowering conversation about mental health, womanhood, and learning to trust your body again.Follow & Connect:Instagram: @wearethecyclistWebsite: wearethecyclist.comHit play to join us on this powerful journey with Gen.

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