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Should I recover (eating disorder)? help please =[?
I am 16. female. I have been suffering with anorexia/bulimia for almost two years and tommorow I am going away to a residential center for eating disorders and will be staying there for two months or more depending on my progress. I am really torn I find myself wanting to return to a healthy life but then I switch my mind and say no I will just get out and lose all the weight again and that I want to stay sick. I really dont know what I should do. please help and give some advice if you have experience with this. please.
btw. im 5'7 and 92 pounds
should I try to start a new begginng to a happy life?
everyone that cares for me is scared for my life.
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Hun, you really should go for it. Get all the help you can. Its gonna be real hard and your going to feel bad for a while but at least there's a 'light at the end of the tunnel' (or something less cheesy).
Getting help for eating disorders is so hard. i live in england and despite the fact im still losing large amounts of weight, my hairs falling out and im a total wreck, until im higher on certain waiting lists all i can get is a doctors receptionists answerphone. Use the resources you've been given, everyone wants to help you recover.
Really just try, when i get the chance im going to because this life is f**king miserable right? i just want to be a normal 16 year old girl again :(
Source(s): personal experience - bettletimesLv 41 decade ago
You should definitely try to start fresh....just look at this place as a way to learn how to eat healthy, enjoy life and to have enough energy throughout the day. I am not going to lie to you and say that it will happen one two three where you feel good about yourself, but it will happen as long as when you go there, you are willing to get healthy. You will struggle with it for awhile, especially when you see some healthy weight coming on your body, but in the long run, you will feel beautiful and will live a happy and wonderful life.
Good luck with this!!! I hope that you will live a happy life after you get healthy.
Source(s): my three almost four years of struggling with anorexia/bulimia from 12 to around 16 or so..... - ?Lv 44 years ago
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