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Jun 9

Well hey there.

I finally decided that maybe through my experience I can help other people. But before i can do that i need to tell you abit about myself. I am a sixteen year old girl, who has been through a hell of a lot; this however, is not what i am here to talk about. I am here to talk and share my stories, struggles and determination with my eating disorder.

At the age of 11, i developed bulimia nervosa, my whole life revolved around it. I was starving, binging and purging on a regular basis. The disorder came from nowhere, it hit me faster than I could help it and it only took a few weeks before i was in the grasp of the terrible illness. And yes, for those of you reading, eating disorders are a serious illness, not a choice or a vain attention seeking problem. For almost a year i struggled alone. I was in denial and was still, at this point, hiding my ed from my friends and family. I would go to extreme lengths to hide food, excersise, cover up my shrinkin body, thinning hair and bloodshot eyes; it could range from wearing baggy clothes, too spitting food out into an opaque cup during dinner, excersising in the middle of the night, it was like an addiction. Within the first 4 months i dropped from eight stone to a tiny six stone four, and within a year a was virging on five and a half stone. At a tiny five foot, I was exhausted and suffering mentally, physically and socially aswell as feeling an extreme knock-on effects to my academic study.

Until you have suffered, you can truely never understand. By the end of this first year I was now suffering from EDNOS, otherwise known as eating disorder not otherwise specified. This purely meant that was showing characteristics of more than one disorder but not meeting the full criteria of either or. It was at this point my friends intervined ( my family still having no clue as they were wrapped up in their own problems). A dear friend of mine had noticed my obsession with weight, calories and excersise aswell as my extreme weightloss and as an attempt to help one dinner force fed me a short bread…this was a very bad move, too any of you out there with a suffering friend please do not act in this way, it will only make things worse. I was that hysterical that day i had to leave, it was then something pulled from inside me, the force an eating disorder can have on you is so strong, you dont realise it until you see it. That night i woke up in the night, i could barely move or speak i was that tired, I struggled to even sit up ( my mum was away on holiday) but from somwhere deep down in my soul cane strength and i managed to get up frm that bad and run up and down the stairs one thousand times with oly two breaks. I was amazed at myself. I loved being tired, i loved the bones.

I will continue this tomorow.

An easy FREE online TV guide!

Apr 16

Have you ever been in need of a TV guide? But cannot find a paper one? Well we have a solution if you are looking for a free online TV guide then you have found one called TV Guide UK! Its free simple and easy to use. Its an amazing site and if you want to know what on TV then you have it all in one place.

Click here to visit the website.

Coach Trip – Channel 4

Mar 8

Its this time of year again on channel 4, Coach Trip is back! I love this show. Its amazing. Its on at 5PM Monday to Friday only on Channel 4 with the tour guide Brendon. There are some very interesting characters in this years show and im sure its going to be an amazing show. With a mix of young and old people!

So remember to turn Channel 4 on at 5PM!

Its February!

Feb 1

Yay! Its February. I just thought i would blog because its February! Its a very short but simple post. ITS FEBRUARY!

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Detective programmes taking over?!

Apr 15

I have decided to direct my first ‘blog’, first ever in fact to a topic I know very much about, that’s TV! Recently, in fact, over the length of just a week I’ve slowly been gathering that detective/crime programmes are taking over, we have, A Touch Of Frost, Lewis, Without A Trace, Missing and many more over the channels, BBC1, BBC2, ITV3 and C4. Surely for a nation full of reality TV lovers and a generation which is young and upbeat, this kind of Television is NOT what we wish to see?Drama

Over the last few years we’ve seen an increase of reality TV with producers telling the public ‘What you want, we’ll give’ as an excuse of shunting more out there, yet, all of a sudden we’ve had a rush of drama’s, crime and detective programmes which is surely, a complete oppisite to the kind of TV I, amongst many other enjoy watching on the box!

Also, what I haven’t mentioned is the fact that there is so much room for these kind of programmes on channels such as MORE4 and other such channels directed to an ‘older’ living audience. Why should the majority of young adults/teenagers have to suffer by watching this, in my opinion dreadfully dull and bland programmes! I say, hit back with the influx of spin-offs for Big Brother, hit back the endless time these reality TV shows and I most importantly would like to say, hit back with some DECENT TELEVISION FOR THE LICENSE PAYERS!

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