Reauthoring the Story: Bulimia, Trauma & Conscious Creation #EatingDisorderRecovery #LiveAuthentically

From nine-year-old dance class shame to full-body love on a pageant stage, Kimberly Spencer traces her path through bulimia, vegan anemia, Pilates as medicine, and multiple postpartum challenges. She shares losing her dad abroad during COVID, fentanyl loss in the family circle, and the compassion that arose from feeling grief without numbing.Kevin and Kimberly unpack societal programming, ego swings, just-world bias, reception as power, and flipping victim-villain-hero into creator-disruptor-coach. Real examples of boundary setting, pattern disruption across money/relationships/body, and why constant awareness beats one-time recovery. Vulnerable truths about inner child work, dying daily to old egos, and making problems teachers instead of wounds. Perfect for anyone stuck in control, comparison, or “not enough.”How do your feelings serve as compass?What plagiarized story are you ready to rewrite?#EatingDisorderRecovery #ConsciousHealing #GenerationalTraumaHealing #OwnershipMindset #LiveAuthenticallyWhat landed most? Rate, review, share on your feeds, and tag us. Subscribe across podcast apps for every new release.Supported by: #vitalapparel #mindfullymecounselingpllcAvailable on RSS.com feeds to Apple, Pandora, Deezer, Amazon Music, Listen Notes and more. Cross-promote with YouTube.Disclaimer: This episode covers eating disorders, trauma, substance-related family dynamics, grief, and recovery themes. If you need support, call 988 or local resources in Raleigh, NC/your area. Prioritize your well-being.