Bleep Bulimia Episode 67 with Christa Elza Owner of Elive Health

Christa graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2000.  She was immediately drawn to Emergency Medicine and was a trauma nurse for 8 years.  She was able to experience working in this field in hospitals around the country including New York City and Norfolk, Virginia. Christa earned her Masters’s Degree in Nursing from

Bleep Bulimia Episode 65 with Cynthia Klein Author of Ally Parenting

When her daughter was growing up, Cynthia realized she was not ready for parenting and how to deal with it.  She was coaching at the time and decided to research this topic.  There was nothing that she truly answered the question she was looking for.   It was what inspired her to research it further

Bleep Bulimia Episode 64 with Tasha Golding ED Recovered with Beyond Rules Recovery

Beautiful young lady.  Gymnast and Ice Skater who struggled through having an eating disorder.  She was not alone in her family.  Her twin sister and her mother also struggled. This story about her finding Beyond Rules Recovery and even becoming the “sidekick” to Shira is wonderful and inspiring.  Thank you Tasha for sharing and being

Bleep Bulimia Episode 63 with Shira Charpentier Her Story of Recovering from Eating Disorders & Founder of Beyond Rules Recovery

Shira kindly shares her story of struggling with her eating disorders and followed by the wonderful sharing of her recovery and how it led her to what she is doing today. We bring up the issues of finding the right help because not everyone is adaptable to one type of support. Shira started very young

Bleep Bulimia Episode 62 with Joseph Corella Choreographer, Movement Coach & Creator of 567BROADWAY

Wonderful chat with Joseph about the amazing mental and physical impact dancing has.  This was a beautiful conversation without the direct composition about bulimia, however, it does relate in a way of a great release of anxiety, depression, and overwhelms. And it’s NOT ABOUT BEING PERFECT! How many of you out there love to dance,

Bleep Bulimia Episode 61 with Deborah Levine Multiple Health Issues Warrior

Wonderful conversation with Deborah Levine about her life and how she overcame the obstacles of multiple health issues, being a single mother, and building a life that is truly inspiring. Although this episode does not cover much about bulimia, other than a couple of stories that were relatable, it is an inspirational one with hope

Bleep Bulimia Episode 60 with David Medansky The Overweight Person’s Best Friend and Author

Why does David Medansky call himself the Overweight Person’s Best Friend?  It all stems from his own experience of being overweight and being told that he had two choices.  Lose weight or he may die.  His doctor told him that if he didn’t lose the weight, he would rather David find another doctor, as he

Bleep Bulimia Episode 59 with Tammy Doering The Fight Aging Now Coach About Awareness

A very compelling story about bulimia.  Tammy wants parents to recognize the signs.  Understandably even when you see “signs” parents can be stuck in a position of denial or fear or lack of understanding because it’s scary to not understand. In the era that Tammy had bulimia, as with me, our parents didn’t have the

Bleep Bulimia Episode 58 with Cristian Hauser The Peruvian Go Giver The Other Side When You Are Reaching Out To A Bulimic

I met Cristian two years ago.  We mention one year, however looking back, it’s been two.  When Forbes Riley started bringing us together.  At first, I wanted Cristian Hauser to speak about his transformation.  I am amazed at the story he did end up sharing. Beautiful. His sight from the outside looking at a bulimic

Bleep Bulimia Episode 57 with Karen Chaston Author, Speaker and Coach Specializing in Loss on Shame and Vibration

“Look at all the things we had to do happen to become who we are today”. Karen’s story is inspiring.  Karen lost her son Daniel in 2011 on the 12th of July.  It was a day that was supposed to be a lazy Sunday.  Yet, there he was, lying in a fetal position. Karen and