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    My best friend (and by that i dont mean me) has it in her head that shes fat & needs to lose weight and shes really not. Its fine if she wanted to diet but she has stopped eating completly and has been passing out recently and making herself sick if she has the slightest little bit of food, she wont talk to anyone about it and me and her boyfriend are getting really worried about her!!!
    I dont no what to do to get thru to her, i know your probs sick of answering all my problems haha but im a teen girl lol, i have problems
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    Na, we are never sick of answering questions

    What about her parents? Surely, they are aware and also aware of how this can affect their daughter's state of mind, body and spirit?

    Plus size models are being used more and more, Actors are even confirming they prefer "curves" over size 2.

    Beyonce Knowles is a classic example of beauty and curves.

    Perhaps let her see these people and see how the World is now changing it's pattern.

    Does, she have a boyfriend? Or, is she taunted by boys "telling her" she's too fat? Often it's someone who is constantly bashing a person, as to whey they all of a sudden go to such extremes. I hope it's not her parents.

    Tell us more if you know.

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    she does have a boyfriend and hes always telling her how beautiful she is but she obviously isnt listeneing
    her parents dont realise she isnt eating because she usually gets home before everyone else does so she used to just make her own tea n stuff when she got in so i assume her parents think shes still doin that.
    But i am gettin really worried because we had an GCSE today and she ended up passing out, when the teachers asked what happened she just said she had to much pressure on her and couldnt concentrate.
    Its getting really bad now but i dont want the school to get involved coz it will make her stressed out and she wont wanna eat even more.
    i really dont no what to do S:
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    Lauriee, you HAVE TO get the school and her parents involved. They are the ones who can get her treatment for her problem.

    If this is a situation where she is starving herself or making herself throw up, she needs to get help - and FAST before she is able to hurt herself any further.

    I know how difficult it is to do this, you feel like you are betraying your best friend, you worry that she will hate you. But TRUST ME, if what you are saying about her behavior is true, then you need to do what you know is right and get someone involved that can help her. That is really what a true friend should do. She is unhealthy, and if left untreated, she will destroy her body, please help her.. she may be stressed at first about her secret being out - but in time she will see that she is putting far too much pressure on herself to look perfect. The help that she will receive will involve therapy and support that will allow her to better cope with stress and her poor body image, and she will feel less and less pressure weighing on her. She will become happier.

    If need be, contact the school or her parents anonymously, write a note detailing the situation, call from a payphone, just SOMETHING. I remember being in HS and seeing girls do this to themselves. Years later, some are still struggling and are now so sick from the abuse they've inflicted on themselves. Others have gotten the help and support they need, and are now living happy, healthy lives. But it takes that help to get the ball rolling....
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    Your right, i will talk to the school & see if they can maybe get her into counselling... I dont wanna see anything bad happen to her in laterr years so its probs better if i do this now.
    thank you so much for your help(:
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    Thanks so much for all your help, me and her boyfriend both talked to her and we agreed to stop being so in her face about her eating and she agreed to eat. And so far she has stuck to her agreement which i am so happy with, we didnt have to go to the school thankfully but i know what to do if it happens again
    Thank you XX
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    Make sure "words" aren't just words sweet... It's normal for someone to say "ok" then eat in front of you, then throw up, or eat in front of you for a day, then go back to the same pattern.

    If that's what "they" want to do.

    Hard, I know but stick around for a week, as part of the plan, because if she's fibbing your going to need to take a step outside of friendship.

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