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I Am Becoming Anorexic

I Think I May Be to Some Degree a Anorexic But I'm Not Sure. . .toms

By: AzuraStarlight
Written on May 27th, 2009
Age: 16-17
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    hahalex21

    It doesn't sound to me like you are anorexic, you don't have the psychological issues that characterize the disease. It just sounds like you have some issues with food that you need to work through. This just sounds like a case of undereating, not anorexia. It's great that you opened up about it, you have a better chance of getting past this and learning better eating habits.

    Feb 13, 2012
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    ricagurl

    i suffer from the same thing i am 13 5'7 in height and weigh 90lbs my bmi is 13.2 i never though tthat i was anorexic until i fainted and found out that the reason was that i had no nutrition. now i talk woth my doctor and parents they are really supportive of me and you should fell open about talking to them

    Nov 15, 2011
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    way2fun

    You should not be ashamed about seeking professional guidance whether it be from a nutritionist or a physician. Look around you. We could all use professional help in this area! No one ever teaches us how much we should eat to maintain a healthy weight. Plus, it varies from person to person. As a result, most people eat way too much and some eat too little. Please promise me that you will discuss this with your parents and seek guidance from a professional. You don't even have to talk about your concern that you may be anorexic. Just let them know that you want to develop healthier eating habits and take it from there.

    May 28, 2009
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    ourdoubtsaretraitors

    I think I had a similiar problem to you...i've never been fat, but decided to go on a diet to lose some weight, and suddenly it was brought to my attention quite a while later that I was skipping meals and not eating much really, but I didn't realise it had been an issue. I did lose a fair bit of weight in a short space of time, and I think that perhaps you do have a problem but don't want to make too big an issue of it because maybe you feel like it isn't serious enough at the moment. If you don't think you can talk to your parents (nowt wrong with that :D) then a friend is probably the best person to ask, but if you are 17...you can talk to a doctor and ask for privacy. I have a friend who saw a doctor about something private when he was 17, and they told him that if you were 16 or over they couldn't inform the family unless it was life or death.

    May 28, 2009
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