what sort of diet would suit me best?

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  • ihad
    ihad Posts: 7,463 Member
    This could be a good place to start. You would really benefit from talking to people with training in this area rather than just getting general feedback on a website.

    http://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/find-help-support
  • PetulantOne
    PetulantOne Posts: 2,131 Member
    seek a professional

    thanks, you're all SO helpful -_____-

    i'm a teenager just looking for advice. i dont have acess to "professional" services or a dietitian. if youre not going to be helpful dont reply, especially if youre only going to quote the same post multiple times.

    Sweetie, everyone here is giving you the best advice possible. You have an eating disorder and very few, if any, of us are qualified to help you. If we gave you advice we would carry the burden of potentially making you relapse, making it worse, discouraging you, etc. None of us want to see this happen and most of us understand that eating disorders have underlying mental health issues that you need to have addressed before you can begin to heal.

    I would suggest Googling free Eating Disorder groups and counselors in your area and reaching out to them.

    Well said.
  • Serah87
    Serah87 Posts: 5,481 Member
    seek a professional

    thanks, you're all SO helpful -_____-

    i'm a teenager just looking for advice. i dont have acess to "professional" services or a dietitian. if youre not going to be helpful dont reply, especially if youre only going to quote the same post multiple times.

    Talk to your parents!!
  • PikaKnight
    PikaKnight Posts: 34,971 Member
    seek a professional

    thanks, you're all SO helpful -_____-

    i'm a teenager just looking for advice. i dont have acess to "professional" services or a dietitian. if youre not going to be helpful dont reply, especially if youre only going to quote the same post multiple times.

    Sweetie, everyone here is giving you the best advice possible. You have an eating disorder and very few, if any, of us are qualified to help you. If we gave you advice we would carry the burden of potentially making you relapse, making it worse, discouraging you, etc. None of us want to see this happen and most of us understand that eating disorders have underlying mental health issues that you need to have addressed before you can begin to heal.

    I would suggest Googling free Eating Disorder groups and counselors in your area and reaching out to them.

    Maybe try this:
    http://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/information-referral-helpline

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