Diagnosis
☆Faith☆ (A Series Of Poems)
In 2016 I was diagnosed with anorexia
I though the doctor was lying through his teeth
No woman named "Ana" was in control of me
I could stop the shaking if I wanted to
I did not have to work out if I was tired
I could eat a meal over a certain caloric limit if I framed myself as indulgent that day
My parents did not believe it either
How their good little Mexican girl fell to the slights of the english speaking race
How could she become so fragile in silence
How does a hard firm oak begin to decay?
And I think it was the next day that I realized it
I did not want to but I caved
And when I cried into my mothers arms and could not stop sobbing
I knew my life would never be the same
In that moment my sense of self was completely demolished
I was not in control and wondered if I ever would be
7 years later I got a new diagnosis
My therapist says I have BPD
A/N: Getting diagnosed right before finals is upsetting. I don't know how to process other than like this. Scream in a room of hard of hearing people.
A lot of things make sense now, but I just don't believe it. How can it be me?
I'm going to get a second opinion, but I think my therapist is right. How does one handle learning they are a different sense of broken?
Written: March 18, 2023