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  • Posts: 322 Member
    Too many typo's, I apologise 😔
  • Posts: 322 Member
    Please tell your doctor tomorrow. They'll be able to see that you're emaciated, but you also need to be honest with them.

    You also don't need to "prove" you're sick enough. You've already done that -- you're at a BMI that could literally kill you. You're at a level that most facilities would admit you for.

    Can you try to just hold steady for now? AND keep your psychiatrist appointment. It's not an either/or.

    But to me it is. Either I commit to getting help now and don't enjoy my dads stay or I wait it out, relax and see where im at next month, without wasting anyone's time.
    I think I'll be in a better place after having him here, then, maybe I won't need any outside help.
  • Posts: 322 Member
    💐
  • Posts: 67 Member
    I’m struggling to work out the real issue here, not that surprising as the author appears unsure as well.

    The real cause for my concern/confusion is were you state you want to drop your BMI before seeking help and before your dad gets there.

    Is the problem not with an already to low BMI.

    Just in case the simple hasn’t been stated. Have to tried peptides or sarms that boost hunger to insane levels. Used by people trying to gain mass. Otherwise known as hardgainers in the physiques game.
  • I think it’s a shame mfp closed the account. I wish her well.
  • Posts: 2,865 Member
    I know the OP, her account was closed down by MFP.
    She's going to see the mental health team after her father's visit ends. She's gained 3lbs since he arrived 12 days ago.

    Thanks for the update. I am kind of glad that MFP closed her account though as it would not have been doing her mental health any favours, but instead feeding an addiction. I wish her the very best in her recovery.
  • Posts: 989 Member
    That is so sad. I really hope she gets the help she needs, urgently.
  • Posts: 85 Member
    SCoil123 wrote: »

    I really wish I had see this thread sooner. Can you please share this link with her? While professional help is crucial in over coming eating disorders so is support from people who don’t judge and understand. EDA saved my life. There are online meetings she can attend from anywhere to connect with others trying to recover from eating disorders, some with many years in recovery. http://eatingdisordersanonymous.org/online-meetings/

    That's a great link @SCoil123, I've passed it on to her. Thank you 🤗

    She's still really struggling but has made an appointment for 11th October with the mental health team. Hopefully she'll keep this one 🤞
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