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You can hardly imagine how many there are that battle eating disorders. I
I found out things can't always be fixed by solving the outward appearance, but sometimes fingind out who you really are can be one way to solve a problem.

One day can change your life, one second even, the effects might not be sudden but gradual. Life is not always fair and the important part is learning from the experience and moving forward. For me, memories stay in my mind forever. Physically I changed; mentally I struggled for over 3 years and still am. I know deep down that eventually time heals everything…but how long do I have to wait?

Fasting, throwing up, self-loathing, all this has one thing in common. They are part of bulimia. Sure, those are symptoms, but they aren't bulima nervosa. Bulimia becomes a life of its own, tearing you apart until the soul and spirit is exposed and nothing left but te body itself. Bulimia shows no mercy, no understanding, no mercy. It becomes......

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