[podcast src=”https://html5-player.libsyn.com/embed/episode/id/18656084/height/360/theme/standard/thumbnail/yes/direction/forward/” width=”100%” height=”360″ scrolling=”no” class=”podcast-class” frameborder=”0″ placement=”top” use_download_link=”use_download_link” download_link_text=”Download now!” primary_content_url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/comparedtowho/21SpringBreakfreeday21.mp3″ theme=”standard” custom_color=”87a93a” libsyn_item_id=”18656084″ /]Food. I’d rather not talk about food. Okay, I guess that’s not true. I talk about everything–maybe a little too honestly. But, I just wrote this post confessing my affection for Bark Thins and how quickly they seem to disappear in my house (although I won’t let anyone else touch the bag!).

In that post I also shared with you some information on the book I mention in today’s video. It’s called “Full: For, Jesus, and the Battle for Satisfaction.” (Buy it on Amazon here.)

Need Eating Disorder Help? I recommend you start by checking out: Rock Recovery or visit the site for more resources.

Questions for reflection:

In what ways has your struggle with body image connected with your struggle with food? Have you ever used food to try to control your body image? Have food issues/eating disorders been a byproduct of your body image struggles?

What do you think about Heather’s point that she needed to solve her body image issues before she could work on her food issues?

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