Dying to Be Perfect: The Ellen Hart Pena Story (1996) is airing on LMN
(Lifetime Movie Network) this morning August 29, 2006 at 2:45 a.m. - 4:27 a.m.,
PT
(please see your cable/satellite guide for time(s).
Ellen Hart seemed to have it all, a beautiful woman, a successful athlete
(runner), a law student, and then she become the wife of Federico Pena, the
mayor of Denver, CO. When President Clinton was elected Federico was named the
U.S. Secretary of Transportation. However, Ellen was hiding a secret, a
life-threatening secret, an eating disorder, from which she was able to keep
hidden from the world and even the person closest to her, her own husband. No
one, not even Ellen herself, knew that she was struggling with bulimia nervosa.
This disease almost took her life and the life of her and Federico's unborn
child.
Ellen Hart Pena, played by actress Crystal Barnard (TV Show, "Wings") and
Federico Pena, played by Esai Morales (TV Movie: "A Family in Crisis: The Elian
Gonzales Story"(2000), who played Juan Miguel Gonzalez.

** Warning, this movie might be triggering for some to watch.

If you happen to miss this movie and would like to see it please let me know
and I can send you a copy.

If you have any questions, comments, and/or concerns, please feel free to
let me know.

Please know that I am always here/hear if you need to chat/speak with. Do
not feel shy or that you are bothering me if you need to talk. This includes
those who are directly struggling with eating disorders (e/d) and those who
are indirectly struggling. Eating Disorders (e/d) effects the entire family.
Always remember, you are NOT alone! Thank you.

With Continued Support Always,

Erika Stewart, Founder, EDSA (Eating Disorders Support for All) at AOL and
Yahoo Groups and Co-administrator, SATY & EDSA web site (Silent All These
Years & Eating Disorders Support for All web site)

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