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" Hi, Jess. I&amp;#039;m 19 and going to be a sophomore in college. The problem I&amp;#039;m having is that I&amp;#039;m worried that I&amp;#039;m losing too much weight. Right now, I&amp;#039;m 110 pounds, but I keep thinking I&amp;#039;m overweight. I have struggled with an eating disorder for a couple of years and I&amp;#039;m starting to exercise more than I eat. I know that is bad, but I&amp;#039;m just not hungry when my mom makes dinner. When I do eat, it&amp;#039;s usually something small and I count how many calories are in the meal. My boyfriend and my mom are both worried, and I&amp;#039;m scared that I&amp;#039;m going to become anorexic again. I do not want the eating disorder to control me for the rest of my life, but I cannot seem to find a way around it. If you have any advice for me, I would gladly appreciate it. I look up to Demi Lovato and love her for her inspiration! Thanks, Joy Dear Joy, Your sincere desire to conquer your eating disorder is inspiring, and I believe in you. I am happy that you have found a role model in Demi Lovato, someone who has been to asking for help just like you. Always keep your eyes open for more. It sounds like you have support in your mom and boyfriend, who both seem to care about you. Use all the resources you have \u2014 your friends and family \u2014 those who care, and are always willing to listen and help. If you feel like you need more, talk to your mom and find a professional that can guide you through a road to a healthy lifestyle. Remember to love yourself, your body and enjoy each moment of everyday.  Blessings, Jess "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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