I went back and read and realized I had misunderstood your post, lol!
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Lol! No worries, I wasnt cursing your name or anything.
Lol! That would be funny. Curse you, stupid woman online! I wish upon you a thousand deaths, each one more vicious than the last! Hahs
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Iâd be all voodoo doll on username L3AH!
Yes. My sister almost died of anorexia. It was horrible to watch⌠Iâm basically traumatized. She went from 120 lbs down to 63- her organs started to shut down and she grew fuzz all over her body like a fetus in the womb to keep warm. She was hospitalized in a city 5 hours away, and committed against her will since she was a minor. I am so grateful that she beat it, but she still struggles with body image and issues around food/ excessive exercise.
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That is really intense, Iâm happy for all of you she is better. WowâŚ
Me too. Sheâs actually a family doctor now, did a complete 360. Sheâs actually even getting to the point where she can share her story with patients who come in struggling with eating disorders. We were lucky she was a minor, if she wasnât the end game likely would have been a different story. As we all no, itâs pretty hard to treat someone who doesnât want to get better 
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Thatâs incredible! Thatâs so touching.
And yes the fact that she was a minor really changed the ending to that chapter in her life.
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As I was just reading this thread I had that same thought. Food addictions are very difficult because you canât abstain from eating and live through it long.
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I was anorexic in my 20s and hospitalized for mental health related problems. So glad those days are over.
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Itâs a terrible disorder, it really is. Unfortunately a lot of the âin patientâ programs for teens put a bunch of girls with eating disorders all together and expect them to get better. For my sister, it became a challenge as to who could be the best anorexic- she literally had the amount of cals she was getting from her Ng tube calculated per hour- and made sure she was working them all off in the bathroom when no one was watching. Itâs actually the only thing that Iâve ever seen my dad cry over- anorexia, then bulimia, then treatment, then anorexia again but with cutting. One day something inside of her just flipped like a switch, and she got better- thank goodness. I am so glad you are better too, at least from the ED
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Yes, I exercised like a crazy personâŚbecause I was! They put me on some very strong drugs and I was able to sleep. Then I woke up one day and my head was clear and I started eating again. I learned you cannot survive on a pot of coffee and three cookies a day.
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Thatâs amazing. Iâm glad she was able to access reputable care. My sisterâs was induced by competitive gymnasticsâŚ
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In the same spirit as your negative post, try this one " Lachlan you have the rest of your life to be an assholeâŚtake today off " What do you think?
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One of my favâs:
âThe last thing the world needs is another selfish asshole, and yet, here you are.â
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Yep. My sister actually lost her menstrual cycle for years. It just came back and sheâs 31, and she doesnât think she can have kids.
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Awe, thatâs awesome!! Itâs been quite sometime since we have really talked about it too. It still seems surreal that she could have died; I am so happy she fought for herself in the end 
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Sobriety is a matter of Life or Death