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How can i explain to my mom that i'm not anorexic? she seems to be certain that i am.
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Consult a physician : There are doctors who specialize in anorexia and bulimia. In an evaluation, the doctor or staff will likely take your height, weight and see where you fall in terms of averages. That will give some valuable information in and of itself, however, the doctor would also interview you and discuss your relationship with food. This consultation could help inform you, but also be used to reassure mom.
Answered 5/1/2016
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