In this episode, I am joined by Kerrie Baldwin, recovered editor and writer with twenty years' experience in areas ranging from adult and children's trade books to pharmaceutical training material. She is the author of “I, Dragonfly: A Memoir of Recovery and Flight,” which chronicles the physical and psychological transformations of Kerrie’s eating disorder recovery at thirty-three years old, while managing a freelance career as an editor as well as caring for her three young children.

Join us for a discussion on culture’s normalizing of health and wellness, treading the line of being “health conscious” and having disordered eating/thoughts/behaviors, recovering while parenting, the risks of trying to appear “put together,” sitting in the discomfort of recovery, countering and reframing diet culture’s messages to your children, internalized fatphobia in children, Kerrie’s book “I, Dragonfly: a Memoir of Recovery and Flight,” and much more!

Connect with Kerrie:
• Learn more about Kerrie by visiting her online
• Follow Kerrie on Instagram
• Read Kerrie’s featured writing in:
￮ “The Hardest Part About Dating After Anorexia” for She Knows
￮ “Sweet Surrender: The Empowering Gift of Recovery” for the ED Institute
￮ “Tossing Eating Disorder Goggles” for the Bald Eagle Editorial
• Listen to Kerrie on “Meet Kerrie” on the New Plates podcast
• Purchase a copy of “I, Dragonfly: A Memoir of Recovery and Flight” (paperback and eBook) on:
￮ Amazon
￮ Barnes & Noble
￮ Chapters
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