Personal Narrative: I Had a Teenage Eating Disorder!

My weight and weight were always a problem. Unfortunately, this is very small for me. In elementary school, I am a girl who is standing on everyone and is a bit more than a typical girl of my age. From my point of view, all other children in my grade basically look the same. The other girl is as tall as I am and the children are giving us a nickname "Twin Towers". I remember who I want to be like. Today I am considered to be average height and I just want a pair of long feet.

I have been fighting depression, anxiety, eating disorders for many years during my teens. Consider everyday meals, obsessive compulsive disorder, or how terrible I am. I am increasingly telling lies to hide the truth of my daily life. I began to lose my friend and lost myself on the way. First of all, I will not call myself a victim anymore. Then, there are some basic changes: I have my own story. I began to convey the truth to a reliable friend. I accepted my ups and downs in my life and my character. In the eyes of myself and others, I became a more complicated person, but most importantly, I completed myself.

Somehow, these symptoms will be normal. Since I did not lose weight, eating disorders never exceeded our thoughts. As a family, we wrote about anger, constant confrontation, and the fact that everything seems to rotate around me as "behavior of boys" (I am a particularly scary teenager). Weight gain is the only symptom that we admit to the public, and we mistakenly gave my illness by trying to control it by a diet. But when I was 23, we could not ignore it anymore. Several years have passed since I finally got help. I experienced various treatments such as CBT, DBT, session therapy. They made changes from weighted watchers and nutritionists. I found that I am participating in an OA meeting equivalent to alcohol addiction glutton and food addict.

Eating disorders are a serious problem for young people. In our society we are waiting for acceptance that too much emphasis on thinness and beauty is accepted. People have received many treatments, but people believe that people can not cure eating disorders. Young people who suffer from eating disorders in their own lives keep fighting them regardless of whether they spend the rest of their lives consciously or unconsciously. Eating disorders are extremely dangerous and you need to take care as soon as possible