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Kev G Mor vlogs about his daily life while living with Schizophrenia, Bipolar 1, ARFID, cPTSD, and Inattentive ADD. He is a Massachusetts-certified Mental Health Peer Support Specialist, artist, and singer-songwriter who shares honest, day-to-day experiences of surviving and finding meaning while living with multiple severe mental health disorders.

This vlog documents a full week living with ARFID (Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder). The week starts off steady and hopeful, then becomes harder as food, energy, and mental health begin to slip. By the end of the week, Kev reaches out for help, and with support, things slowly become more manageable. Rather than a single moment or explanation, this video shows how ARFID unfolds over time in real life.

For Kev, ARFID is deeply connected to living in survival mode, poverty, food insecurity, and not having consistent access to resources or life skills that support healthy eating. This experience differs from some of the more commonly discussed causes of ARFID and highlights how eating disorders can develop and persist in adults who are already managing complex mental health challenges. This vlog offers an honest look at ARFID as it intersects with daily living, mental illness, and the realities of living below the poverty line.

If you are searching for information about ARFID, trying to understand what it looks like beyond clinical definitions, or living with an eating disorder shaped by trauma, instability, or lack of resources, this video is meant to help you feel less alone.


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Timestamp
00:46 Intro
07:01 Monday
34:52 Tuesday
59:22 Wednesday
01:29:32 Thursday
01:52:20 Friday
02:06:11 Saturday
02:17:33 Sunday
02:31:43 I've got dreaming to do
02:41:43 Lost in love


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