Parenting a Child With Eating Disorders

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Mewe: I have spent most of my life trying to figure out how to change my thinking about food and body. My parents, as a young child were for sure uncomfortable with my appetite. So i don't think that you caused that in your kid, even for your parents. And so much this is temperament and other factors, like im just going to not want. Imen do not want. But i awas tink, that's just a manifestation of the om much, a much bigger, more nuant story as either anorexia or bulimia.

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