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Never Shall I Forget
Never shall I forget those two months,
The most difficult two months of my life
Where I was indeed fighting for my life back,
So I could see what the world was in color once again,
Rather than just seeing it as gloomy and black.
Never shall I forget the feeling of hopelessness
Never shall I forget the overwhelming urge to give up
I saw myself withering away to nothing,
But all I could think about was the thought of maybe feeling something.
Never shall I forget the moment,
The moment where my determination changed
Never shall I forget the potential I felt when I decided to fight,
I decided to fight rather than simply giving up my life.
Never shall I forget the strain that my eating disorder has caused me
Never shall I forget the strength that it took,
The strength to overcome such a vigorous illness.
Never shall I forget the feeling I felt,
The feeling when I had eventually refound myself
Never shall I forget when I had finally gained my life back,
And the world was no longer just gloomy and black.
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