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  1. 02-03-2012 #1
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    Default relatively new bulimic

    hey guys, I'm here because relatively recently I developed some pretty severe bulimia. I have always had abnormal eating habits (binging, lack of control with eating) but I'd say my disorder developed seriously in the past month. recently I've been binging and purging about 3 times per day. im here because I'd like support and I have a lot of questions, so I hope you guys can help me
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    Please stop at once. This habit will snowball, how ever much you think you're in control. If you find you can't stop, the sooner you seek medical help, the greater chance of you having complete recovery.
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