Hey Gina,
wassup girl!

I cant say I know how you feel because we are all different people,
we take things differently. But I can listen and try to understand.
Thats good that your parents are trying to find a way to get you out
of this because many parents don't. I'm glad you see what it does.
Its hard but like i said it can be overcome.

One of the things that helped my mom was realizing that the best
thing to concentrate on is being healthy instead of thin. She would
try to focus on that. (you know eating good and taking vitamins)
realizing that its what will help you now and in the long run.

Im not going to lie to you its hard to be happy in this world period.
You really have to focus on the positive and push the negative aside.
There is so much of it. I hope things go well with you in this.
Another thing that helped my mom was by having the whole family in
counseling because there are issues in every family that can be
resolved and make home life happier. There by being an easier
enviorment.

I also liked chemistry though i was never good at it. I was in opera
in middle and highschool and took art. which art has to be about my
fav thing to do for recreation.

Keep in touch, Dal Gal

--- In teen-bulimia@yahoogroups.com, Gina Hinson <gina.hinson@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey everyone!
> > I am 17 years old, and so confused. My doctor said to treat
my
> problem as Bulimia, but I also have weeks where I'll restrict and
> exercise excessively. I am in show choir and enjoy Chemistry (when
I
> understand it!LOL). I am incredibly confused. I guess I'm just
looking for help and/or understanding. I thought I was finally
recovering. I was mantaining
> a healthy weight for a little over a week, but then something
> snapped. I Shoveled the food in for a week. It probably wasn't a
lot
> in reality, but I felt horrible. I let depression take over. Then
my
> dad tried to pull me out of it, and I started restricting again.
This cycle just keeps repeating. i'm ready to be bone with this. I
don't want to kill myself. I am usually a cheery person, but
this "recovery" has made me so negative and confused. I wish you
could have known the "happy" me. I am getting a little more positive
though!
> I am in counseling, but I can't find anyone in my area to
> relate to. My parents just agreed to get me an evaluation to see
what level treatment would be best. We'll see if they keep their
word.I have met one girl but she lives in New Mexico and I am on a 3
hour time difference. That makes it hard. I feel like I'm sinking,
but hopefully connecting to all of you will help!
> Thanks for listening! Stay Strong! Gina
>
> D <dallas7176@...> wrote: I havent
been on here in a while but, im back. Who's new? whats
> everyone up to now? Im in school for medical transcription and
things
> r goin ok now at home.
>
> --- In teen-bulimia@yahoogroups.com, "D" <dallas7176@> wrote:
> >
> > I'm here. My name is Dallas Noelle. My mom struggled with
bulimia
> and
> > anorexia. Also my best friend is bulimic. I myself have had a
bit
> of a
> > issue with physical apperance. I turned 19 in june. so if any
one
> would
> > like to talk im here. It is a hard thing. This whole system is
> tough.
> > So any help I can be Im Here.
> >
> > Dal Gal
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In teen-bulimia@yahoogroups.com, "gina.hinson"
<gina.hinson@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Hey! just wondering if anyone is still out here. Teenage ED's
are
> > hard.
> > > We need to stick together! -Gina
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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