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Old 01-06-2009, 07:54 PM
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Default My aunt is in real bad shape.

My aunt is in real bad shape. She is at the hospital now for weight-loss. She has lost a whole lot of weight(105 to 85). She really needs your prayer, she is a Air Force veteran(SrA. honor guard), Please pray that she can gain wait. She has bulemia, that is why it is hard for her to gain weight, she is 51 years old.
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She'll be in my prayers. My best wishes for a speedy recovery!
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She'll be in my prayers. My best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Thank you very much.
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Best of wishes for you and her man. As you know, we are always here to listen and keep others in our thoughts.
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Dude, it seems like everything is going wrong for you right now. Hope she gets better.
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Old 01-09-2009, 09:52 PM
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Dude, it seems like everything is going wrong for you right now. Hope she gets better.
Yes I guess so it happens to everbody, when something bad happens I jsut get through it.
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She'll be in my prayers. My best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Unfortunately, the recovery for bulimia isn't typically "speedy." The physical implications of that disorder can wreak havoc on your body, from nutritional deficiencies, gastrointestinal degredation, heart problems, etc. Fortunately, these issues are the easy ones to address.

The longer process is addressing the underlying emotional and mental issues that are the cause of the bulimia. There is an obvious body image issue or some sort of OCD that is resulting in the need to act out this behavior.

DFL, best of luck to your aunt, may she get the help and support she needs and find some sort of stability that will enable her to make the recovery she needs.
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Unfortunately, the recovery for bulimia isn't typically "speedy." The physical implications of that disorder can wreak havoc on your body, from nutritional deficiencies, gastrointestinal degredation, heart problems, etc. Fortunately, these issues are the easy ones to address.

The longer process is addressing the underlying emotional and mental issues that are the cause of the bulimia. There is an obvious body image issue or some sort of OCD that is resulting in the need to act out this behavior.

DFL, best of luck to your aunt, may she get the help and support she needs and find some sort of stability that will enable her to make the recovery she needs.

Excuse my medical ignorance. I was just trying to brighten the kid's day.
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You and your aunt will be in my prayers. I hope she recovers well.
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Excuse my medical ignorance. I was just trying to brighten the kid's day.
Thanks she is a Miralce, she is 51 and has been Bulemic since she was 17 mot Bulemics die by there late 20's or early 30's.
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