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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Apparently it Runs in the Family
Okay, so you might have your mother’s eyes, your father’s sense of humour and your nan’s stubbornness, but can a mental health disorder be passed through the genetic family tree? A string of Depression clutching to the vine of DNA … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Science, My Life, Uncategorized
Tagged anorexia, binge purge, bulimia, depression, destiny, DNA, eating disorder, ED, family, fate, genetics, health, hormones, inherit, luck, mental health, mental health disorder, nature, nurture, perfectionist, personalities, sad, serotonin, unhappy
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Putting a Spring in your Step?
“April is the cruellest month…” – T.S. Elliott April is a stones throw away, yet the weather is already indicating the transition from winter to spring (minus the snow…) As the new petals are blossoming and the days are noticeably … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Science, Uncategorized
Tagged affects, anorexia, bulimia, clothes, daylight, depression, eating disorder, energy, fashion, health, hiding, moods, moody, pressure, reverse sad syndrome, sad, science, season, seasonal disorder, socialising, spring, springtime, suicide, winter, yearning
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Mental Health Awareness Week
So last week was Mental Health Awareness Week, a seven day ‘appreciation’ for all the people the general public and the NHS can’t understand or fathom. My expectations were not great to say the least, as I tried to look … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Science, Media and Society, Uncategorized
Tagged adverts, alone, anorexia, anxiety, article, bbc radio 1, brain, bulimia, campaigns, debate, depression, disorders, journalism, mental health, mental health awareness week, national health system, NHS, opinions, private health care, problems, resources, schizophrenia, solutions, the bbc, therapy, troubles
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Pro Ana; Making a Mental Illness Trendy
Scrolling through my Instragram late at night, I stumble across graphic pictures of anorexic and/or bulimic girls, exposing their bodies with the tags ‘#thinspiration #proana and other such misguided words. The comments underneath are of encouragement and praise, egging this … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Science, Media and Society, My Life, Uncategorized
Tagged anorexic, argument, binge purge, binge purge subtype, bulimic, campaign, commodity, crazy, debate, depression, disease, exploitation, fashion, glamourised fat, illness, instagram, insulting, journalism, judgement, misunderstood, obese, obesity, opinions, pro ana, psychological disorder, real woman, secretive, self loathing, society, subculture, therapy, thinspiration, views
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Originally posted on The Skinny Fat Girl:
After the recent attacks towards Victoria Beckham after she claimed her size 6 frame is an average woman’s build, it posed me to question societies perception of eating disorders and if people would…
Posted in Media and Society, Uncategorized
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A&E Won’t Change Me
Last week I had to go to the A&E after a rather unusual incident involving the puking of congealed blood, which looked too much like tar for me to ignore it. Although my mother does not discuss my problem with … Continue reading
Posted in My Life, Uncategorized
Tagged A&E, accident and emergency, anorexia, binge purge, blood, bulimia, change, doctor, eating disorder, ED, health, hospital, mental health disorder, puke, self destruction, unwilling
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Welcome to the World of Me.
Hi there fellow bloggers, I previously had a blog with the domain http://skinnyfatgirltales.wordpress.com/ but have decided to start again from scratch with hopefully a little more success this time. More posts, more loyalty to the blog and most importantly, more honesty. I aim … Continue reading
Mirror Mirror on the Wall
Us: Mirror Mirror, on the wall, who is the skinniest of them all? Mirror: You, of course Us: Liar. Looking into the mirror is almost an event for myself and probably for most other ED sufferers. We dread the reflection. … Continue reading →