For those of you who have never displayed symptoms of an eating disorder, there is a lot you don’t know. You can read up on bulimia, anorexia, and binge eating, but you will never know how it feels. If you want to help someone fighting an eating disorder, being empathetic can be a great start. The National Eating Disorders Association took the time to ask people who had eating disorders what they wish others knew about the struggles of battling this disease. Here are what a few had to say:Sad woman “I wish people understood the loneliness.” Sometimes just knowing someone is there for you can make all the difference. If you are battling an eating disorder, we hope that these comments from others in similar shoes will let you know you aren’t alone. Another way to gain support is by attending an eating disorder treatment center in California where you can meet with others like yourself.
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