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natalie1xxx · Mar 31, 2011, 02:31 PM

I seriously don't think I look underweight but I am told I am...

natalie1xxx · Mar 31, 2011, 02:36 PM

I don't think I look underweight but I am told I am...

tickle · Mar 31, 2011, 03:00 PM

Natalie, give us a break. You didn't include a pic so how can we judge??

excon · Mar 31, 2011, 03:19 PM

Hello n:

I can't see much more than your legs, and they look like stork legs. How do they hold you up? Look. I LOVE skinny girls, but you're TOO skinny.

excon

adviceishere · Apr 1, 2011, 12:52 AM

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/weight...er-370300.html

Do you want to look underweight?

Curlyben · Apr 1, 2011, 12:57 AM

You look more than simply underweight, nearer malnourished and emaciated, positively unhealthy.

adviceishere · Apr 1, 2011, 01:08 AM

Natalie most of your questions are about weight loss and asking people if you under weight, I think you have a serious problem and need to seek help, I don't think its healthy to be asking for other peoples opinions on the internet if your fat or underweight, you look to be at a dangerous weight and my advice to you would be to stop asking people online and seek real professional help.

natalie1xxx · Apr 12, 2011, 12:38 PM

Hardly emaciated...

southamerica · Apr 12, 2011, 12:46 PM

Hello natalie, thank you for coming back.

Listen, I know all about the pressure of wanting to look thin and not wanting to lose control around food. All of your threads are pointing to something that really scares me and everyone else here. If you are not eating as many calories and nutrients as your body needs (and honestly it looks like you aren't), your body will start to consume itself: muscles, fat, and everything else. Your body NEEDS muscles, it NEEDS fat.

There's nothing wrong with wanting to stay fit. But skinny does NOT equal in shape/fit. If you deny your body what it needs, you're going to start missing out on some amazing things life has to offer, and I would hate to see that happen.

Please see a counselor about your obsession with weight.

natalie1xxx · Apr 12, 2011, 01:06 PM

Thanks for your concerns and being so nice about it, I am already seeing a psychologist and nurse etc, but thanks anyway x

adviceishere · Apr 12, 2011, 01:16 PM

That's great news to hear Natalie! I hope you do very well on your road to recovery and we are always here to answer your questions, please don't post up anymore pictures of yourself on the internet, people don't know you personally and they could say some very hurtful things to you that will make you feel bad or even effect your progress. I wish you all the luck in the world and well done :)

Wondergirl · Apr 12, 2011, 01:27 PM

thanks for your concerns and being so nice about it, i am already seeing a psychologist and nurse etc, but thanks anyway x

Please make me feel better about you by telling me what's happening with the psychologist and nurse. How often do you see the psychologist? How do you feel about what's going on with that? Is the nurse for food and nutrition information and help? (I said, "Is the nurse for food...?" like salt and pepper her for a snack ha ha.)

Are there things in your life that you feel are out of control or that you can't control? (You don't have to tell, but am just wondering.)

natalie1xxx · Apr 12, 2011, 01:32 PM

LOL at the comment about the nurse bit ! That made me laugh
And yeah the nurse is for food and nutrition info and help :)
I am seeign the psychologist once a week at the moment it's okay but I already know everything we are talking about..

I amn't too sure about the control bit but I will probably explore that with the psychologist and I'll be sure to let you know

southamerica · Apr 12, 2011, 01:36 PM

I'm really glad to hear you're seeing a doctor and psychologist. Best of luck on your road to recovery. We're always here to talk and I eagerly await the outcome of your efforts :)

Wondergirl · Apr 12, 2011, 01:40 PM

Originally Posted by natalie1xxx

i amn't too sure about the control bit but i will probably explore that with the psychologist and i'll be sure to let you know

I had a friend whose parents were divorcing, so she went through the anorexia thing just to keep them together (they were both worried about her, so they stayed together to help her find a therapist, etc. -- her strategy worked!). She couldn't control her parents, but she could control what she ate or didn't eat, so she used that as her weapon to help her parents.

One of my clients, a 10 y/o boy, noticed his parents fought a lot and he was worried that they would get a divorce, so he said he was sick and then missed a lot of school and ended up in the hospital several times -- and guess what! His parents came to visit him and they HELD HANDS! He was so thrilled that his "plan" had worked out.

Yes, definitely discuss the control factor with your psychologist. Maybe you can teach him something! ;) My clients have taught me far more than my textbooks ever did.

J_9 · Apr 12, 2011, 01:43 PM

I went through anorexia as a teen as well Natalie. This is a hard battle to get over, but you can win it.

Remember that when you don't eat, your body still does. When you don't give it food it has to find food. Where does it find it? From you... your organs like your heart for example. People can and do die from anorexia.

I was a lucky survivor... are you?

natalie1xxx · Apr 12, 2011, 03:04 PM

Thank you :)

natalie1xxx · Apr 30, 2011, 12:07 PM

http://i1121.photobucket.com/albums/...oofacehehe.png

What do you think about it ? :)

Wondergirl · Apr 30, 2011, 12:10 PM

The girl is much too thin.

ITstudent2006 · Apr 30, 2011, 12:30 PM

Is there a purpose behind this question?

If you're asking if you (or whomever) needs to lose weight I would say no.