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DressageGal

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Hey. As some of you may know, it was my birthday the other day (the big 21) and so I wanted to celebrate in style with my friends and have a nice night out.....so I invite people and get everything planned right down to the last detail (like I do) and then one by one people start cancelling on me, some not even giving me a proper excuse as to why so my night out didn't happen in the end.

So as you all might be able to tell, I was very upset and angry and all my mates....so what I do - the one thing that I know best and the one thing that I have 'control' over....Luckily my parents had gone away for the weekend so I had the whole place to myself so yes you all guessed it - I had a binge in my bedroom.

I just don't know what to do anymore. I don't want THIS to take over my life again and I am NOT going back to my past but I just can't stop myself from the slightest upset that happens to me.

I know some of you might think I should try talking to someone and getting some help but I wouldnt know how to go about it because I have been doing so well recently.

Anyway if anyone happens to come across my post I am sorry, just wanted to have a rant.

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hey dressage. im a binge eater/purger more binge tho. i really hear ya. im lucky enough to live alone. well. i say lucky but in reality maybe not. um. I dont know if you purge, but if you dont. binge eating disorder in itself is still a relatively knew diagnosis and some doctors snear at it. so unless you have bullimic tendancies i wouldnt recommend a gp as your first port of call, but then again if you have a good relationship with him, then by all means seek his advice. just from experience, i would say that he would refer you to either a counsellor or a dietician. now. in my experience, most people with anytype of eating disorder all ready know what they can and cant eat and obsessing about your food could end up making you worse.

so i would say couple of things.

1. ask to see someone from community mental health team in your area, they should be able to offer a range of things depending on where you live, from group support to one on one cbt or something like that. you may have to wait a while but it would be worth it, to prevent it returning.

2. some areas offer binge eating groups outside of cmht, check it on the web.

3. look for a private therapist specialising in eating disorders, again you could use the net.

also try these websites

http://www.b-eat.co.uk/Home?gclid=CKyD_LLNvJwCFU0A4wod9k1knQ

http://www.overcome-binge-eating.com/how-to-control-binge-eating.html

http://www.eating-disorders.org.uk/?gclid=CN65npXOvJwCFc0B4wod318WnA

thats just some, there are loads

please be careful where you look though, some eating disorder sites are unhealthy, if trying to get better is what you want :)

hope that was ok for you

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