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My friend has an eating disorder and just relapsed for the 2nd time. what can i do to help?
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Stay her friend: One of the problems with eating disorders is that people often become socially isolated and lose emotional support. A loyal friend makes an enormous difference. Don't try to be anything else (therapist, encouraging giving ups symptoms, etc. Etc.) just be a good friend!
Answered 5/4/2015
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