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You never quite forget the first moment you realize that your calorie counting, skipping meals, and your terrible relationship with food, did in fact mean you had an eating disorder
For Care, she could remember the feeling she had when she pushed away the very first plate. Little did she know that simple action lead to years of suffering.
Get inside the head of a girl who's suffering from anorexia nervosa, and bulimia nervosa. Eating disorders don't go away when you grow up. They can stay with you for ever.
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