Annie Cp and Me

So on the 8th of january 2015 it was time for me to have a major operation, safe to say i was  nervous. safe to say i wasn’t the easy patient going in because i’ve always been scared of hospitals and in that day all i thought was i’m going under and won’t be out of here for six while weeks! So after a lot of tears I went under, the operation took around 4 hours, the operation took place in order to stretch my leg muscles and put metal in my hips to make my knee a little more straight when I walk and not so much on my toes as much, I even got a little Botox in my calf (I know call me Kim k). the first thing I remember seeing when I woke up was my mum next to me lying on a bed because apparently she fainted because I look grey/green (lol), the second thing I remember is a doctor giving me a certificate, and then the third thing I remember and the scariest of them all is not being able to feel my legs. Then that was it the start of the six weeks of hard work to basically build the...

The recovery from anorexia is hard because you got to become the normal weight. They put you on a meal plan, the meal plan is a way to wage how many calories you have per day and it's not just food it's drink to because the first stage of your recovery is rehydration weignt, that's when the fluids you drink like orange juice and milkshakes, rehydrate things like your liver and kidneys as they have been starved for so long. So my tip their is don't be scared of gaining weight the first weeks of your recovery because all you got to think is that it's just your body rehydrating. So the plan consists of: Breakfast with fruit  Snack normally fruit and drink Dinner with drink and fruit  Snack normally a protein bar  Tea  Pudding  For me, I struggle with the snack because my Annie affected me by I would eat small breakfast lunch and tea and have nothing in between so to me the snacks are extra food that I haven't had before and therefore is a struggle. The breakfast is...

so first of all im not even sure what to write on my blog, so if you want a leave a comment on what you would like to see :) . so this blog has only been going a couple of days and ive already had over 100 page views so thank you so much!! If you don't already know ive started a Instagram page so check that out!! so now lets get into the blog... CP stands for cerebral palsy which is a brain injury that cause weakness in your legs, you mainly get it if you were born prematurely or a complication at birth. approximately 1800 children are diagnosed with cerebral palsy a year, and sadly in 2004 that was my year. for me I wasn't diagnosed till I was 2 as my parents started to realise I wasn't developing as much as "normal" babies do. living with cerebral palsy, what is it like? well to be honest its just like any other life, I still go to school, I still do homework, I still do jobs round the house, and I still get moaned at by my parents. the only thing that to ...

welcome!!! heyyyy I cant believe I've actually started a blog, I've been debating weather to start a blog for months but then I was like why not! so welcome to my blog...Annie Cp and Me. hi my names Lydia, im 15 and gotta say the first 15 years of my life haven't been the easiest i've definetly had my ups and downs  so guess what... im going to write about them and hopefully it wont only help me but hopefully help the people reading it. I was born 12 weeks early meaning when I was born it led to many complications which meant i was in hospital for a while afterwards. when i was two i was diagnosed with cerable palsy (Cp), which caused weaknesss in my leg muscles. Apart from that i lived a normal life, yes i had to do physio and wear splints but i was determined that i wouldn’t let that stop me. However a couple of weeks ago i was diagnosed with anorexia nervosa, an eating disorder ( annie is my nickname for it), a disorder that made me not want food and skip meal...