The broken bulimic
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Last published Tue, Oct 23, 2018
Now surviving anorexia, Delilah deals with another eating disorder. She eats a bunch of food and then purges aka bulimia.
Life revolves around her issue and as the scale needle begins to move she wonders even more if it's worth living. Stress and emotional pain are contributing to this as well as problems with her family continuing. Scared and unsure she tries to find a way out.
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