Hunger Without End

Are you someone who:
- Consumes large amounts of food in a short period of time?
- Often eats until uncomfortably full?
- Eats in secret?
- Feels like food has control over you?
- Struggles with guilt, shame, or embarrassment after overeating?

If yes, you are not alone.

This is the unvarnished story of Jane Lee, a university student in her early twenties who found herself drowning in binge eating disorder while studying abroad—lonely, lost, and nearly consumed by despair. Over 671 days, she clawed her way back, learning to break free from the grip of emotional eating and rebuild a life she could truly live in.

With raw honesty and gentle hope, Jane shares not only the darkest corners of her struggle, but the small, hard-won moments that led her toward healing. For anyone struggling with the same silent pain, this is proof that healing is possible—and that even the deepest hunger doesn’t last forever.