AnOreXiA
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Last published Tue, Jul 28, 2020
ˌanəˈreksēə/
noun
1.
lack or loss of appetite for food (as a medical condition).
As if
It is much much more than that.
Google just ain't it.
so let me tell ya.
What really is anorexia?
How is it dangerous than any other type of drug?
Most importantly how to pull yourself out of it.
Trust me.
If you went through it this book will be relatable.
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