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08-15-2013, 07:19 PM
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Re: Most Anorexic Woman in the World
FUCKEN UGLY CUNT SORT YOURSELF OUT MAN!!!!!! |
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09-25-2014, 11:40 AM
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Re: Most Anorexic Woman in the World
Or, like Karen Carpenter, when they finally do try to recover they AGAIN take things too far by eating too much. Back when VH-1 did their Behind the Music show on the Carpenters, one of her closest friends said that Karen gained 10 pounds in one week, which is extraordinarily unhealthy for anyone, no matter what physical condition they're in. After starving herself for so long, her heart just couldn't take the strain of having such a large amount of weight put on in such a short amount of time.
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09-26-2014, 05:25 PM
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Re: Most Anorexic Woman in the World
Skeletor walks... it is a wonder she can even stand up... bet there are plenty of men who are desperate enough to give her a ride though
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09-30-2014, 10:40 AM
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Re: Most Anorexic Woman in the World
That poor woman. I am amazed she can walk, talk about will power. I couldn't find anything about her dying so I don't know. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/ar...shes-thin.html |
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10-05-2014, 08:19 AM
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Re: Most Anorexic Woman in the World
Eating Disorders,like alcoholism or a variety of mental disorders are a bastard to treat & resistant to treatment. They actually change the chemicals in your brain.My sister had bulimia in her teens. She's mostly better now,but even 30 yrs later still sometimes falls off the wagon.It is a disease you manage,not cure.She never got as bad as this,but at her worst was under 6 stone. At 5 foot 8,she looked pretty bad.If she's stressed,she'll stop eating or relapse. Her shrink thinks it's linked to our father's dissertion and my mother's perfectionism & high expectations(she always expected a lot of us and was a chronic dieter herself) There used to be a pair of anorexic twins in our suburb.They were my age:in their 40s. I'd see them walking for hours in the heat,looking much like this lady. Then I noticed only one of them walking the streets.It came to light the other one had died. I moved a few streets away & for a few years I'd see the remaining sister at our local shopping centre. We'd often chat while waiting for the bus or cab,and she was the sweetest,loveliest lady. I'd encourage her to phone me if she wanted a chat but she never did. I didn't talk about her disorder,because I know from personal experience ED sufferers risk the problem of being their ED & having no other identity. She seemed to be getting better,and then suddenly againstarted going downhill. One day she wasn't there any more & I haven't seen her since.I can only assume she died. I always wonder if I could have done more, but I think after her sister's death she kind of gave up. |