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Q: Bulimia Crisis - in Hostile Environment
asked by: helpmemia12 on November 5th, 2007
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so i have been bulimic on and off for around 5 years now. but recently since i moved out of my moms house in with another relative, who used to be and still is abusive to me, i have been ragged on about my weight constantly every day.

so for the past 4-5 months i have been constantly bulimic again.
ive lost a little over 40 pounds.
and i was so proud, i wasnt feeling any effects so far

but today i woke up and my heart was hurting really bad but it hought it just might be gas or something , and i had my normal 60 calorie breakfast special k bar

and then i ate chinese food...and went to go purge, and i did butmostly water came out, barely any of the food i ate came out whatsoever

so i felt very faint, and i layed in bed and my heart started racing and getting tingly. and i have constant diareah today, my chest hurts and i feel so weak and im having a panick attack
i feel like im dying

i dont know what to do
i really need help
i hate this disease
i want help please
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PenguinsRus
replied on November 5th, 2007
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You should really talk to someone about this. If it is getting this serious to the point where you are feeling sick even when you aren't meaning to purge, then something is falling apart and wrong in your body. I would talk to a trusted friend, because facing things like this alone is scary. The two of you should go talk to a doctor, and maybe think about getting admitted into a hospital for some help.
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v00d00cita
replied on November 8th, 2007
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Get help. You know that you have a problem. You admit to have a problem. You talked to someone (you came here), which means you are seeking help. Now, you gotta seek professional help. Look at what you've already done so far, all the steps you've already taken Smile As you were brave enough to admit you have a problem, you will be brave enough to overcome it.
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