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Table in the Darkness: A Healing Journey Through an Eating Disorder

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Product Description 2014 Readers' Choice Awards Honorable Mention "Look who gained the freshman fifteen," a family member teased when I returned home after a few months of college. . . . When I heard the words my mind decoded it like this: You. Are. Fat. Fat was not good. No, fat was bad. I would not be fat. I stood in front of the full-length mirror in my dorm room and inspected the extra parts. These extra parts needed fixing―my stomach, my thighs, and those cheeks that were round and puffy, like two big apples on the side of my face. I would fix this. Fixing was my forte. These were the thoughts that plagued Lee Blum during her teens and into her twenties.They drove her to an eating disorder and exercise addiction. Eventually, she found herself hospitalized with clinical depression. But that's not the end of the story: drawing strength from psychological, physiological and spiritual sources, she found her voice again. If you or someone you love has been at this dark table, you will find her story enlightening and encouraging. Review "If you or someone you love has been at this dark table [of depression or anorexia], you will find her story enlightening and encouraging." -- Light Magazine Canada, December 2013 "A searing, searching memoir of a young woman's destructive journey with an eating disorder. This might not be an issue we have to face, but the emotions and needs the author describes are instantly recognizable. I felt drawn into her story immediately, reading steadily until I finished the book. . . . A compelling, emotional read." -- Amy Boucher Pye, Woman Alive, October 2014 "Table in the Darkness offers women hope while bringing balance to the roles of faith and therapy in leading broken individuals into a place of healing and restoration. Intense, powerful, it's highly recommended." -- Kristine Wilson, CBA Retailers + Resources, December 2013 Review "From emotional mountaintops to the deepest valleys, Lee Blum takes you through the stark reality of life with an eating disorder. Her riveting account of real-life experiences and the hope found in her faith in God will leave you hanging on to every page. In my twenty years of experience treating eating disorders I have seen no other writing that offers more for the individual who desperately needs recovery." -- Joel Jahraus, MD, FAED (Fellow of the Academy of Eating Disorders), eating disorder professional About the Author Lee Wolfe Blum is a health educator at the Melrose Center for Eating Disorders in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. She runs recovery workshops as well as a monthly intensive family program at the Institute.