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How should i tell my mom that i need to see a doctor for eating problems?
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Frankly: Talk to your mom when things are not chaotic in the house. Tell her that you believe you need to see a physician and be prepared to discuss some of your symptoms with her. I know it can be hard to do - but it is the first step to getting help. Take care.
Answered 10/4/2016
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