Why Leaving (or Saying “No”) Often Makes us the Villains.
Sheryle Cruse is an author and speaker who tackles food, weight, value, and image issues that are often found within disordered eating. She explores these topics, writing for both faith and recovery-focused publications, and in her book, Thin Enough: My Spiritual Journey Through the Living Death of an Eating Disorder. Her latest book, Cancerventures: Tales of a Diagnosed Woman details her own experiences with cancer, encouraging each woman to be empowered in her choices. Visit her website.
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