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A member asked:
I'm kind of becoming bulimic and putting my fingers down my throat isn't working more. what should i do?
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Keep asking for help: You have some awareness that this isn't something that you want to do. You are going down a very dangerous slippery slope. Get help from a therapist and or a support group for bulimics. Best wishes.
Answered 2/4/2017
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