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" Hi Jess, I&amp;#039;m worried I&amp;#039;m losing too much weight. Right now, I&amp;#039;m 110 lbs., but I keep thinking I&amp;#039;m overweight. A couple years ago, I struggled with an eating disorder. Now, 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 I do eat, it&amp;#039;s usually something small and I count how many calories are in the meal. Is it bad that I&amp;#039;m so calorie conscious and still think I&amp;#039;m overweight? My boyfriend and my mom are both worried and I&amp;#039;m scared 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. One of my role models is Demi Lovato and I look up to her for inspiration, but I need more help. If you have any advice for me, I would greatly appreciate it.  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 asked for and recieved help, just like you. The best advice I can give you is to seek professional help if you feel you have lost control. Some of what you describe to me does sound like it could be related to your prior struggle with an eating disorder. Talk to your mom about how you feel and let her know you want to get help. There are also many online sites that can provide you and your family with valuable information: Eating Disorders Coalition F.R.E.E.D. Foundation National Eating Disorder Association Renfrew Center Eating Disorder Information Network (EDIN) You are an amazing person! You have strength and there are plently of resources that can help you stay on track. Reach out to help because you are worth it! You can get better with the right support. Blessings, Jess "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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