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Well the obvious answer would be dont deprive yourself of sweets, just dont eat too many, but I know that's not too helpful. Have you tried the 100 calorie packs? They have all sorts of brownies and cookies, and they're actually pretty good...
well, if you can't get over it, perhaps you can try tricking yourself. something simple and healthy like a salad...but then put other stuff in the salad. that'll pick your weight up a little. as for the chocolates and sweets...I dunno. keep yourself around your friends and family all the time, and you won't have a chance to purge. best of luck.
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Anorexic turned bulimic
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Ok...basically I have been diagnosed with anorexia when my weight plumeted due to lack of nutrition and calories. I had no desire for food, I wasnt hungry because I was used to the emprty feeling. However I have been through treatment for about 6 months now, and I dont really want to change, but I have to for my family and fiends-If I can beat this it give my best friend the strength to recover to (her words)
But now, I find myself that I am having more bulimic tendancies, and I hate it. I just was to eat like a normal person, but I cant do that if I eat one thing, because just one thing ALWAYS leads to a binge and purge session. No one really knows about this they are just happy to see me eat...but whatever I eat ends up down the toilet.
My huge weekness is chocolate and sweets etc, and I can eat loads. I just need a way to just take it out of my diet, or find a way that I can I can stop myself from having that binge and purge session.
Any suggestions are welcome, but it is NOT a case of just get over it...ED's have been my life for 6 years and there are a deadly habit and addiction that are so hard to kick!