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Could I really have an eating disorder?

Journal Entry: Wed Dec 12, 2007, 7:40 PM
  • Mood: Nervous
  • Listening to: BBC NEWS 24
  • Reading: LAST DAYS OF THE REICH- JAMES LUCAS
  • Watching: BBC NEWS 24
  • Playing: SEGA CLASSICS
  • Eating: WHAT DO YOU THINK!
  • Drinking: WHISKY
Well well well, the invalid’s going back to the doctors to waste even more tax payers money, I’ve been avoiding him for a while but I figure its about time to go back, I have begun self harming again (which I haven’t done for four years), am not eating properly, drinking again (and was doing so well) and am generally painfully self-aware, overtly analytical, cynical, nihilistic ECT ECT BLAH BLAH BLAH, I even bore myself with all this self indulgent bullocks
I think my main worry is that I have become very secretive with my behaviour, even with James, whereas before, at least with him I would say something but now well I only ever seem to be eating for show and even then it doesn’t usually stay in my stomach for too long ( which really is strange for me because I have always had a massive appetite), before people would say I was looking good, now they say I look pale and thin and ask if I’m sick, even my mother ( who is stick thin), keeps trying to give me seconds, maybe I’m paranoid or maybe she’s caught on, but it seems as if she’s pressuring me to eat, even though I purposely eat in front of her, in order to disprove her suspicions
I don’t know if I have a problem or not, circumstance brought on these issues, but it probably would of happened one way or another anyway so I can only blame myself, needless to say I do worry, maybe I should just stop being so self possessed and get on with it, I don’t know, maybe I will go to the doctors appointment tomorrow but in all honestly I probably wont, why waste his time, when people with really problems could have my appointment

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=DeadMeatGF:iconDeadMeatGF: Dec 14, 2007, 1:47:26 PM
If you go and find you have a problem then he can help, and you'll have taken the biggest step towards recovery, which is accepting there's a problem.
If you go and find you don't have a problem, you've not wasted anything as you will feel better for finding out there's no problem, which should help with the self-harming - which in itself will save tax-payers' money in the long run ...

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~TargetxAudience:iconTargetxAudience: Dec 22, 2007, 9:25:31 PM
Good for you for seeing if you have a problem. I know many people who would not have done such a smart thing. I hope you are okay.

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~nightmarekitty:iconnightmarekitty: Feb 12, 2008, 1:56:44 AM
:< Sorry to hear about your problems here. I do hope you go to the doctor (or perhaps a therapist/counselor would be more helpful for the long run). From what it seems like, you're NOT faking it or exaggerating by any means, and someone to work out these issues with would not be a bad thing at all. A good doctor won't see a patient as a "waste of time," and be glad to help someone who feels they have a problem.

Good luck to you, and I hope things get better. :hug:

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