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Trying Hard to Beat Bulimia

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hawkeye69

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Trying Hard to Beat Bulimia Posted: 04-24-07 14:38pm


I'm trying really hard, but with limited success. I'm at least not doing it as often. Is it possible to throw up blood clots? I'm not sure but I think I did. This is getting way scarey..... Help! Any advice?

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Posted: 04-25-07 23:50pm


Not sure about blood clots, but blood yes its possible, if u think they areblood clots i would get to a dr asap, you really need to start therapy etc to get over it . bulimia is very harsh on the body and can cause lots of damage some u wont see because the damage is done inside. so please please get help before you hurt yourself more.

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Posted: 04-28-07 13:25pm


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