Thin Enough: My Spiritual Journey Through the Living Death of an Eating Disorder
By (Author) Sheryle Cruse
New Hope Publishers
New Hope Publishers
30th January 2006
United States
General
Non Fiction
Coping with / advice about eating disorders
Christian life and practice
B
Paperback
224
272g
The teen and college years are a crucial time for girls, when positive or negative views about their bodies often become manifest. Written to eating disorder sufferers who are at this critical age, Thin Enough provides hope that, through faith and trust in God, they too can rise above the living death of eating disorders and arise as God's daughters, full of life and with a promising future.
Sheryle Cruse began her journey through eating disorders when she went on her first diet as an overweight 7-year-old. She suffered through anorexia, bulimia, and yo-yo dieting until she was an 80-pound, 54 19-year-old. After running the full gamut of eating disorder experiences, she found healing with the help of therapy, Christian community, andmost importantlyGod's patient love. Now a poet living in Portland, Oregon, she writes of the spiritual significance of eating disorders as a way of ministering to other sufferers. Her poems have been published in several journals and newsletters. She has also written several dramatic pieces that have been performed in churches and theaters in her area.