Loving a Broken Body

Hello Dazzle! Thanks for coming and hanging out with me today, I’m glad that you are here. Today I want to talk about how I reached a point of acceptance and love for my body that doesn’t work the way that it is supposed to. The first thing that I want to say is that I understand there are many people that take offense to the idea of a person with disability or chronic illness having a broken body. I am not talking about their body. I am speaking only about my body and my personal experience.

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Background of a blue sky. Pig in a zebra hoodie with a thought bubble with a jumble of things, including a videogame controller, paint brush, paint pallet, notebook, pencils, ruler, eraser, sharpener, and a sketch of a heart. Text reads: “Never give up on something that you can’t go a day without thinking about.”

Calories In Versus Calories Out

Certain hyper-efficient microbe species in our guts could be the reason why some people gain weight and others don’t, proving once again how much influence the microbiota has in our lives. Unfair as it is, some of us seem to put on weight just by looking at a pizza while others can munch away with…

Specific Gut Bacteria Extract More Energy Which Seems to be Associated with Obesity

Hello Dazzle! Thanks for coming and hanging out with me today, I’m glad that you are here. Today I want to talk about obesity. Often times when people find out that I am obese, and once was morbidly obese, they will usually give me some speech about “calories in and calories out.” Well, this idea that balancing the same amount of calories in with the amount of calories out is a kind of a myth.

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Alexithymia and Autism

Hello Dazzle! Thanks for coming and hanging out with me today, I’m glad that you are here. Today I want to talk about alexithymia and how it is connected with autism. This connection is important because it has lead to many of the misunderstandings regarding those with autism. Many symptoms that are actually symptoms of alexithymia have become associated with autism even though the research shows that this correlation does not exist. So, how did this happen? Well, let’s get into it!

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