Food Addicts In Recovery Anonymous

Coming back from relapse after 9 years of abstinence, she realized she had been "white-knuckling" it with no real faith. Now, facing two chronic illnesses, she counts her blessings daily. (Recorded in 2014)

She lived her life trying to be one of the beautiful, smart, popular people. The miracle happened when she admitted she needed help. (Recorded in 2004)

The Story Was in Her Eyes 

When she was bingeing, she could pack on 20 pounds in 10 days. FA recovery freed her from brutal self-hatred and her fear of commitment to anything or anyone. (Recorded in 2010)

This son of immigrants became trapped in a grinding corporate job and terrible night eating. Surrender was his way out. (Recorded in 2000)

For years she used food to stuff all her feelings. Abstinent for 16 years, she knows the importance of giving back, filling herself up with gratitude and service. (Recorded in 2016)

His goal to "get thin, stay thin, and not get fat" eclipsed his other dreams. Now he has the life he always wanted, and a growing fellowship in Toronto. (Recorded in 2005)

From the babysitter-binger to the maniac screamer, she surrendered to a clear program of recovery, giving her patience as a mother and inspiration as an artist. (Recorded in 2019)

The love, structure, consistency and discipline of FA has carried this food addict through cancer and giving birth to a special needs child. Today, she wouldn’t change a thing about her life. (Recorded in 2014)

Fear of stuttering kept this young woman quiet. Her journey in recovery went far beyond her weight loss of twenty pounds to full acceptance of herself. (Recorded in 1998)

With a 61-inch waist and a myriad of ailments, he thought yoga was the answer. Recorded in 2011.