What's Eating You Bulimia

Many people try to find a way to hide their pains and abuses in life and turn to an eating disorder to find inner peace they cannot find elsewhere. Their lives seem to have been broken, bruised, and beaten down from battles in life. There is always hope for the brokenhearted for "The eyes of the Lord are upon the righteous, and His ears are open to their cry" (Psalm 34:15). Rhonda Smith was a victim of mental, physical, emotional, and sexual abuse throughout her military career. She has always had compassion for women who are victims of traumas and violent crimes. She continues to be a voice for women, men, and veterans as she volunteers her time as a Disabled American Veteran service officer. She continues to share the Word of God in person and via the candy ministry Scripturecandy.com. In What Is Eating You: Bulimia, she outlines her own struggles from her prior eating disorder and describes how other victims of an eating disorder can experience God's blessings and healing in their lives. Rhonda Smith suffered over four decades from an eating disorder that disguised itself as physical acceptance in society. She noted the difference between acceptance and being an outcast and the vast difference between the outer man and the inner man. God has called her to be an intercessor and advocate for people who need to know they are loved with an everlasting love and can overcome all obstacles. 1