
I struggled with an eating disorder for over a decade | Cheryl Tay
- S1E2
- 34:39
- October 10th 2019
What would you do to achieve your “ideal figure”? What lengths are you willing to go to just to hit some number on a weighing scale? In this episode of the Screwed Up Moments podcast, we deal with the topics of body image issues and eating disorders with the remarkable story of Cheryl Tay.
While Cheryl leads a vibrant life today donning the various roles of blogger, photographer, fitness enthusiast, motoring journalist, and much more, it belies a dark and difficult past. One that includes everything from bullying, to insecurity, to body image issues, and eventually, to over a decade of eating disorders.
Sources
Singapore Women’s Weekly Body Positivity Feature
Cheryl Tay: The Iron Lady Behind Body Image Movement Rock The Naked Truth
Love Your Body #1: Opening Up About the Struggles
Music
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Human and authentic stories of failure and redemption. Because everyone screws up at some point in their lives, and everyone needs to know that it is okay to fail, and it is okay to try again.
A podcast by the Singaporean social enterprise Happiness Initiative. Produced by Fabl Productions.