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My bullimic friend

  Author:  20069  Category:(Discussion) Created:(7/22/2003 6:44:00 PM)
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About a year ago my friend started losing alot of weight throughout the summer from exercise, and I'm afraid not eating. I didn't exactly notice too much but apparently she did lose alot of weight. I guess since I saw her alot I couldn't tell. Anyways, she got down to about a size 1! from a size 7, and was really skinny. Finally last christmas about she started gaining some weight back and it scared her. It got to the point where she started taking laxitives to keep the weight off. (they considered that a form of bulimia) It somewhat worked, but the laxitives got weaker and weaker.

So she started taking more and more, way overdosing according to the package. she woulnd't come to school often and I was scared to ask her what was wrong. One day she took so many that she was at work and was so weak that she had to go to the E.R. Finally awhile ago she started seeing a counselor, and her parents found out about the laxitives (they found the bottle of pills, and figured from the e.r. visit) so we figured since it was out in the open to her family and counselor (and eventually she told me), she would stop and recover.

Lately she's been privately telling me that she's been taking the laxitives again. she's addicted I guess. But she always overdoeses. I didn't know what to do for awhile, so I wrote her a letter telling her to please stop because its a guilt trip on me and everyone else who knows about the pills. then she vowed never to take them again the other night. But I really don't know what to believe. Should I tell her parents that she's taking the pills again? This is a serious matter- her counselor told her that the pills could cause heart failure. Yet I know she vowed not to do it again..i just don't know. I don't want to lose her trust and humiliate her in front of her family. Perhaps she really is going to stop now. Is this serious enough to let it out in the open? I think it is, but I just can't lose her trust. please help Sparklez

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Date: 7/22/2003 6:52:00 PM  From Authorid: 61966    Well I know your trying to help your friend out and maybe she is being truthful this time but if someone is addicted its going to be hard for them to stop taking them. Whats going on with her is VERY serious. I think you should tell her parents about it, if you didn't want her to hate you for telling them you could always ask that they not say anything to her about you telling them. I hope your friend gets better!! *big hugs*  
Date: 7/22/2003 7:07:00 PM  From Authorid: 33517    I agree with Breathing Body..It is funny cause, I have a friend right now that I am talking to on MSN...and she just told me that she was like this...(I think she is just starting to be this way) and I told her straight up about it...And we are considering on doing our own diet plan with lots of exercise and watch what we are eating. I hope I can make it so she does not do this...And I also hope that your friend gets better...I will keep her in my thoughts and prayers...**Big Canadian Hugs**  
Date: 7/22/2003 7:33:00 PM  From Authorid: 53013    This is a VERY serious condition. I really think that you should talk with her parents that's the best thing you can do for her. She may get mad at you for a while but trust me that is better than losing her all together. In the end she will thank you. I really hope your friend gets better!  
Date: 7/22/2003 7:35:00 PM  From Authorid: 23796    Laxatives are highly addictive for some people and people who tend to be bulemic and Anorexic Suffer from a disorder called "Body Dismorphic Disorder" NO amount of Guilt trips is going to make her stop taking the laxative. She does need help however. There are Self help lines to help and maybe , with your support, you can help her to tell her family and to ask for help. This disorder can be fatal...not just causing Heart faliure but also having Female Problems & Muscle Deterioration to name a few. Your friend isn't doing this on purpose, she's doing it because she has an Illness...a disorder of the mind. Riticule and guilt trips aren't going to work on this. Love and Support may. But there are some cases where the power of change souly exists in the heart of the person with the problem. She can only get help if she want's it. YOu can't make her and neither can her family. Think of it rather like an addiction, it controls her, not her controlling it. Look up all the information you can on this disorder and provide it for your friend to see. Tell her you love her and would hate for all these things to happen to her. Be Supportive, but again remember, the only one responsible for her behavior or choices is her. You can only be responsible for you.  
Date: 7/22/2003 10:22:00 PM  From Authorid: 34487    You should tell her parents and ask them to say they figured it out on their own. Tell them that you in no way want her to know that you were the one that informed them. I would do this because if something even more serious happens to her, you'll be left carrying the guilt. Good luck and God bless. One more thing.... I'm sure you'd rather lose her friendship than her altogether. Once again, God bless.   

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