The hardest war a person can fight is the one that happens inside themselves. For over twenty years, I’ve lived with eating disorders—anorexia, bulimia, dysmorphia—hidden behind perfectionism and the belief that I could handle it alone. When I finally began speaking to others, I discovered something overwhelming: I wasn’t alone at all. So many people live this same hidden battle, quietly, every day.

This is why I started a documentary called 'Stop the Self Destructive War.' It’s not just about illness—it’s about courage, the journey to recovery, and the power of community. Through this project, I’ve met incredible athletes, teenagers, adults, parents, and professionals who are fighting the same demons I’ve known since I was a teenager. Their stories deserve to be heard. Their voices deserve space. Together, we can create something that supports both individuals and the associations working tirelessly on the front lines.

But to make this possible, I need your help. Every donation—small or big—will go directly to filming and producing the documentary, hosting workshops and community events, supporting partner associations, and creating educational materials for schools, gyms, and sports communities. Your support can turn this project into a platform of hope, understanding, and change. Together, we can give a voice to those who feel unheard—and remind them they are worth helping, worth healing, worth staying. If you can, please consider donating. If you can’t donate, sharing our mission still makes a difference. Thank you for standing with us. No one should have to fight this alone.