#50. Pregnancy Weight Gain & Eating Disorder Recovery with Jessica-Lauren Newby

On this episode of the Recover with God Podcast, guest Jessica-Lauren Newby returns to talk about pregnancy and eating disorders. Highlights include:

• Advice for women who feel pressure to control weight gain during pregnancy

• The reality that every body responds to pregnancy differently

• Importance of finding the right support and informed medical care provider

• Bringing a dietitian, therapist, or other support alongside your OBGYN

• ED recovery in pregnancy is possible with support

• Disordered eating struggles during pregnancy are common — you are not alone!

• How to support a pregnant friend or significant other who is struggling

• Helping women see their biblical worth in pregnancy

• What the Bible says about caring for and nourishing our bodies

• Stewarding our bodies vs. idolizing our bodies

• The importance of spiritual care

How to connect with Jessica-Lauren Newby:

• Instagram: @withmilkandhoney

• Website: www.withmilkandhoney.com

• Email: [e-mail]

How to connect with host, Jayme Muller:

• Jayme’s blog: https://adventureandthegirl.com

• Jayme’s Instagram account: @hopeandthegirl

• Check out Jayme’s devotional book Recover with God on Amazon here. *This is an Amazon Affiliate link. In addition to author royalties, I receive a small commission if you purchase products on Amazon after clicking this link.

Do you find music to be helpful and healing?

Jayme created four “Ultimate Recovery Playlists” just for you.

• The Ultimate Recovery Playlist: Vol 1 on Spotify

• The Ultimate Recovery Playlist: Vol 2 on Spotify

• The Ultimate Recovery Playlist: Vol 3 on Spotify

• The Ultimate Recovery Playlist: Vol 4 on Spotify

DISCLAIMER:

Jayme Muller is not a licensed professional, and even though some of the guests on this podcast are professionals, this podcast is not meant to replace therapy or a recovery program. The heart of this podcast is to spread hope and point you toward God, the ultimate rescuer and healer, to leave you feeling less alone, more hopeful, and one step closer to recovering with God.