Sobrevivir a mí, vivir conmigo

This book was born to bring to light everything that is not discussed about Eating Disorders, combining, in the text and the poems that open each chapter, the author's experience with anorexia nervosa with the most recent science of the one we have and the invitations to reflect... The person who suffers from an eating disorder will have in these pages the opportunity, which they probably have not found elsewhere, to understand themselves, feel understood and understand the ED, in order to believe in the recovery, put into practice the tools provided, ask for help and move forward in your process. Even if she has already overcome the disease, she will be able to finish healing that wound so that it does not reopen. The caregiver will be able to see himself validated in the difficulty of his position, guided in his work and, above all and once again, understand his loved one. Health professionals, including those who already have some degree of specialization in the field, will have access to the most recent advances in research and an enriching vision of the patient's perspective. What about the person who is neither a healthcare provider nor has an eating disorder? Is there anyone without a single thread in their socks in this society (you'll understand by reading the book)? Doesn't prevention make sense? Even without resorting to those main arguments: isn't it frustrating to eat every day, several times a day, and not understand why we do it the way we do it? Isn't it worth knowing and working on the relationship with that food that is (and needs to be) so present in our lives?