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Q: Bullimia&teeth

asked by: tansbadass on July 22nd, 2005

New User

I suffered from bullimia for years and now am in recovery. I wish I could turn back time so that I could erase all of the horrible pain I caused my friends and family. I also have suffered the ill effects of bullimia throughout my body. I have been all over the internet looking for a place that possibly has grants or such for help on dentistry problems due to bullimia.. I have infection after infection due to worn down teeth.. Any help would be great.

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irishamethyst

replied on July 24th, 2005

Experienced User

Unfortunately i'm not sure if there are any grants. I see your in ny - can your insurance company help you any (assuming you have one)? I can sympathise with the trouble bulimia causes to your teeth - that is one of my major regrets. I am luckier than many, in that I never lost any teeth as a consequence (had a close call though).

brittany_163

replied on July 24th, 2005

New User

Hey everyone...I also suffered from bulemia, but i'm recovering. I know a girl who had to get all fake teeth put in because of making herself throw up. I just want everyone to remember that.

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