Alison

Surgery

I was devastated.  The kind of devastation when you don’t even realize you’re expecting good news and are so blindsided by the polar opposite that your normal processing capacity vanishes in an instant.  The kind of shock that leaves you wondering if you’re awake and heard correctly, or if it’s all the dream. And then […]

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16 Years Sober

16 years sober – what’s changed?  Truth be told, everything, and nothing.  I still want people to love and adore me, but today I’m more interested in loving and adoring myself.  My behavior and intention have changed in receiving love and adoration, as has my definition of what love and adoration is.  I still want

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Average?

In the podcast I guested I had said that “I am just average”.  I had a friend listen and upon listening, ask me “do you really believe you’re just average still”?  Context: I had just won the biggest event I have ever contested (in case you missed it) and was being asked to share my

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It Will Pass

It’s funny.  I didn’t think I had any material to publish, and then it came: my disease (or negative thinking, lower self, etc.) doesn’t want me to be happy.  I’ve been feeling super fat and sloppy in my skin with intermittent cravings to stuff my face with anything terrible and wondering why, and now I

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No Cape

I am so human.  And it feels hard, exhausting, and unfair sometimes.  I hand over my power to people that don’t even know me.  I let people wreck my sleep because they don’t do as they said they would do (read: as I expect them).  I let people fuck with my sense of worthiness that

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The Scale

I did not care about my weight today.  Not the reference to my body or what I think she looks like, but a tangible digitalized figure I was privy to view on a screen. Ironically, I just posted about “losing weight” and respecting that process as it has unfolded.  Today, I had a doctor’s appointment

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