Success in recovery is not defined by perfection, but by progress from "summary" of Wasted by Marya Hornbacher
Success in recovery is not defined by perfection, but by progress. This notion can be challenging to grasp for those who have always strived for perfection in every aspect of their lives. The idea that success can be achieved through progress, no matter how small or incremental, may seem foreign or even unattainable. However, it is essential to understand that recovery is a journey, not a destination. It is a process that involves setbacks, obstacles, and victories, all of which contribute to personal growth and development. In the book 'Wasted', Marya Hornbacher highlights the importance of acknowledging and celebrating progress in recovery. She emphasizes the need to shift focus from achieving perfection to making small, meaningful steps towards healing and recovery. Hornbacher's own struggles with anorexia and bulimia illustrate the complexities and challenges of recovery, as well as the transformative power of progress. Through her raw and honest account, she invites readers to embrace imperfection and to recognize the...
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