Worried about anorexia/bulimia? anorexia/bulimia is a problem for many of us! Read Jade's
story. Does it sound familiar to you? Has anorexia/bulimia affected your life or someone you know and
care for? Has anorexia/bulimia separated you or someone you've known, from a richer more fulfilling life? Fortunately, people have found new ways to think about anorexia/bulimia that are very helpful. Many women have found that asking questions about anorexia/bulimia, of themselves and others, is a good beginning to undermining this insidious problem. Beginning Questions to Ask about anorexia/bulimia: Has the problem of anorexia/bulimia in any way taken things from your life that you value? In what ways has the problem of anorexia/bulimia affected your relationship with yourself, friends, family, and so on? Who or what persuaded you into thinking that an anorexic/bulimic lifestyle is the best life possible? Who or what do you think persuades other young women's minds into this harsh way of living? If you could wager a prediction, what kind of a future does this life with anorexia/bulimia hold for you? What advice do you have for therapists and other professionals who find themselves at a loss on how to best help people go free of anorexia/bulimia? Has your comeback to your own life been inspiring for other women? |
