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Eating Disorders Support

Stuart G

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4. I am not aware of the stats on anorexia ...Probably somewhere on the internet.

Reply to efhmc (Reply #3)

Tue Dec 17, 2019, 07:56 PM

Dec 2019

Person you love needs kindness and understanding. That is the most important thing. If that person's behavior returns, then that kindness and support will help him/her to recover again. Hang in there we all need kindness and caring no matter who we are.

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About the Eating Disorders Support Group. [View all] Stuart G Dec 2018 OP

This is great. Thanks for starting this. AJT Dec 2018 #1

Thank you for getting this going! Compulsive eating, bulimia, GreenPartyVoter Dec 2018 #2

Some one I love was anorexic but one year later with help is much better. efhmc Dec 2019 #3

I am not aware of the stats on anorexia ...Probably somewhere on the internet. Stuart G Dec 2019 #4

Still has a counselor who gives good reports but headed to college and am worried about that. efhmc Dec 2019 #5

Warn your loved one about going to college, and also Stuart G Dec 2019 #6