This was pre-2016. She's now recovered and expecting a baby with her fiance.

@Julia-vt5li

29 күн бұрын

Really? 🥹

@Julia-vt5li

29 күн бұрын

Where did you see this?

@davidgray1515

28 күн бұрын

Great, a baby with anorexia. Do these people ever think about what their decisions may mean?

@CatCmdr

26 күн бұрын

Thanks for the great update! 💙🌷

@shyshy1894

26 күн бұрын

@@davidgray1515That’s not how it works David. It’s a shame the first thought you have of someone’s recovery is to shame them. I hope you grow and become a better person.

So pleased to see from SM that she is now well, happy & pregnant ❤

my daughter has had anorexia for 24yrs now. She never weights more than 28kg, She is now 43.Her lowest weight 22kgs. Which she has been to many times. We have done just bout everything we don't know where to turn anymore. There's doctors wont see her. We live in south Africa. there re no rehab's for just eating disorders. Its so hard because after so long her cognitive thinking etc no longer works. Her bones are like a 85yr old women. Her friends have left because of what this has done to her children. She is now divorced and her children re now in the uk. I don't know what to do .

@KennethRachel-xi7dv

29 күн бұрын

I'm sorry but yes it is a killer sickness and don't give up check and around for a inpatient place to put her . And groups for her to attend constantly. Inevitably we cannot make ppl do anything but you can try and see if she will because one day her heart will give out it can't handle starving constantly and for it's entire life . What a nasty disaster this disease is and pointless but they don't understand and the more there body is starved the more the brain goes into saying no more food . Sheesh I hope and pray she gets help and stops obsessing over food !! ❤ Also let yourself off the hook it isn't your fault mom .

@Julia-vt5li

29 күн бұрын

I also live in South Africa, and I also had anorexia. This illness is so horrible, but there is hope and I really hope that your daughter will see that. You're an amazing mom and this isn't your fault. I hope things look up for you.

@bleaubleau7927

26 күн бұрын

Praying for that twisted weight obsession in Jesus name and be replace by healthy body and graceful motherhood and wife. amen

@lizabethfeig1705

26 күн бұрын

@@Julia-vt5li Since you also live in South Africa, do you have any suggestions for @michelleswanepoel9649 on where she might turn for resources to help her daughter or herself? How did you get your anorexia under control? I'm not suggesting you can save her or anything, of course not, but perhaps you could suggest something that she doesn't know?? Just a thought...She sounds like she can use any and all the help she can get...

@barbalalla2003

23 күн бұрын

I’m so sorry 💔

She has OCD and she needs control. The anorexia is an obsession and it’s how her OCD is manifesting. This isn’t the case in all anorexia but in hers it is. Treat the OCD, positive affirmation, restrict internet access completely. Evey pound gained gets a reward. I used to weight 73 pounds. Nothing worked. Until a doctor treated my OCD. I’m 48, weight 120 pounds and have for decades.

@clairecurtis6639

29 күн бұрын

Thats exactly what I was just about to comment.....it screams OCD, so many traits, I'm 44 and have suffered from OCD in the most horrendous ways since 5 years old and although I got treated, the OCD just manifests into different ways, changes, evolves......it comes back in 'different clothing' ..... a brain addiction, the worst form of addiction ❤

@LaLagunz187

29 күн бұрын

Exactly

@emmamarie8480

23 күн бұрын

I’ve always wondered this when people obsess over the routine of it because i’ve had anorexia but I never timed when or what i’ll eat etc, I just restricted

@Lizlaliz

22 күн бұрын

Exactly. Anorexia is very much related to OCD. It's not about food in the first place. There are so many varieties of OCD and Anorexia is one of them.

@cinnamoslut

20 күн бұрын

This is not an uncommon presentation of anorexia nervosa / OCD. I struggled with the same thing. Now fully recovered from the anorexia. I've had OCD all my life (earliest memory of OCD at 3 years old). So I think I may always struggle with OCD tendencies at least. But it too is loads better today. Prozac was essential to recover from anorexia. That and Intensive therapy, primarily DBT.

Big love to Amy. You got this girl. And your smile shines so bright!

So sad because this illness is destroying her family not just her

@sylwiahenrysson2928

Күн бұрын

I hope not her new family

These parents are very loving and kind. They have an understanding that is beautiful to see. Plus with mum’s history she knows what is like. I too suffered from an eating disorder and was hospitalized. They may already know this but another part of anorexia is not wanting to grow up. They may already be doing it but it’s her recovery and the more they can step away from the “disorder”, not their daughter the better. I wish this beautiful family nothing but healing prayers.🙏🏻💜

Amy, you seem like a very tender and caring person, I'm sending you hugs and luv from BC Canada. I needed a lot of mental help for depression and ocd in my twenties. I never thought I'd ever get any better but I slowly did! I'm now 50 and am and have been happy and in control for about 25 years. There is so much hope and goodness and happiness in the world and it's important to me that you're in it Till you're a cute little ol lady!! 😄😄

@StAlphonsusHasAPosse

29 күн бұрын

Great job overcoming adversity. Very inspiring 🙂

I'm in treatment now with a whole team of especialists and it's so hard to get well and leave it all behind. Been struggling for 14 years now, on and off. I really hope I can be at peace with my mind and eyes someday. Sending love and light to everybody struggling and their families.💜🌹💕

@carolinelemay8621

26 күн бұрын

never give up.

@DetroitFettyghost

21 күн бұрын

Proud of you keep fighting wish u the best in the world

I have struggled with anorexia because someone I deeply love horrifically abused me for over a decade. I'm so sorry for anyone who suffers with ED's. I just stop feeling hungry for days. Nothing fixes it. It's been many years.

@FDCLDN

Ай бұрын

Start going to the gym, you should feel hungry after training, if not push yourself to eat after training, you will feel better in yourself.

@silverdoe9477

Ай бұрын

@@FDCLDNYou really just told an anorexic to exercise? 🤦🏻‍♀️ You can’t build muscle without calories & protein. Anorexics are already breaking down muscle for survival. The heart is a muscle & they are at risk. Not to mention exercise being another way to waste calories. I know you mean well, but your advice is potentially lethal without medical supervision. Same with refeeding syndrome.

@jemmmmyeah

Ай бұрын

Sending you strength and inner peace. You can do it!

@hilaryb8807

29 күн бұрын

@@FDCLDNThat's the most ridiculous advice I’ve ever heard. Working out could literally unalive someone with anorexia.

@jacqueline8559

28 күн бұрын

​@@FDCLDNWhat ridiculous advice! How can you presume to give advice to someone with a condition that you, clearly, have no knowledge of? Anorexics already exercise to excess. They burn off every calorie they ingest, damaging and destroying every muscle. Including the HEART!! They will starve , and exercise, themselves to death. Literally !!!

I wouldn't have the patience to deal with a family member like this, well done Mum.

@heels4heal

12 күн бұрын

Me neither. Bratty and selfish. The way she behaves with her Mom... 🙄

@jordanrider3714

9 күн бұрын

Agreed. Shes exhausting

@kelseyvd909

4 күн бұрын

Its not her talking its a ilness talking. Like the docter said you need to compare it to did where they are not in controle of what they say sometimes because they have multiple people in there head. Anorexia is one voice your personality is another one

You are the bravest telling others with your difficult story Amy ! Helping many 😮I am sure .

@margieb.4346

21 сағат бұрын

People need to stop coddling her.

How wonderful to see all the support she has ❤ I wish her well

This hits really close to home for me as I had anorexia as a teenager due to being fat shamed and horrifically bullied by a few students but it was obvious they had anger issues themselves because one kid was violent and use to frighten others it made me livid that teachers used to make excuses and keep them in the school because they were just awful and dangerous to people and its always people that are nice and quiet that are targets for these nutters ugh and they don’t realise the damage it can do to you this is a awful consequence be careful what you say to somebody 😤 😔😔

Some of this story could have been mine. And my name is the same. Always being a little different, not really knowing a life without an ED, bullying, not liking food much even as a baby…I’m in Canada, and it took a lot of trial and error to get appropriate help, but it is now almost 5 years since I left for out of province treatment and I am still in recovery. It isn’t always easy, but life without it is better.

I'm very sorry for anyone who gos though this

You are so lucky to have had the support of your family. Mine were ashamed of my anorexia and never got me the treatment I needed so 30 years later I am still fighting the anorexia, but it has won.

@JenniferKitchens123

20 күн бұрын

Don’t give up! Seek help- therapy has come a long way. You are worthy, just because you exist. ❤🙏🏼

@nadinebentel2362

20 күн бұрын

@@JenniferKitchens123 After 25 years of therapy, all that has happened is I havemade the shrink rich.

I've never seen a documentary about an anorectic who lives alone. It's always "me, my illness and my team".

@heels4heal

12 күн бұрын

They also don't work as it messes with their focus on themselves. "My circulation, my health, my electrolytes, my this, my that, me, me, me..."

@PompeyGirl747

8 күн бұрын

I've notice also that they like to wear clothes that emphasise their skinny bodies. And take loads of photos of their skinny bodies

@rangerannie5636

6 күн бұрын

Cases like this are extreme. Most people with eating disorders are like anyone else - very middle-of-the-road.

Ive had an eating disorder for most of my life. Im 53 now and i can remember eating disorder hospitals when i was 16 and 17. They were all about food. Eat this, eat that and youll be better. Put on so many pounds and we'll discaharge you. No real mental health treatment and no real follow up care except for keeping your weight up. Didnt matter how. No counseling on what started it what my thinking was or how to change my thinking. Just eat, eat, eat and Put on weight. Needless to say that didnt help. I hear shes better now and im so happy for her.

I always found it interesting that ppl suffering from ED's tend to enjoy cooking for others. I imagine that it has a lot to do with the obsession around food.

@zom6ie

22 күн бұрын

controlling food without eating it

She is so sweet ,wish all the best

Hope Amy beats the anorexia!❤

My anorexia started when I was 14. Had disordered eating all through my teens, some in my 20's, some in my 30's and it practically vanished in my 40's and 50's. I am now 63 years old and 2 years ago I began starving myself again. Went from 157 lbs down to 98 lbs in a little less than a year.

@vivvpprof

22 күн бұрын

What happened?

Your beautiful Amy, Wish there was a pill to fix it all..

@valeriemarott1923

24 күн бұрын

She would refuse to eat it.😮😢

Please, please please get better, for the sake of your family and yourself. Your family is going through a lot of hurt, don’t hurt them anymore. Just get your healthy body back again. Please

I agree OCD.

I had a neighbor who happened to be named Amy. She suffered from anorexia back in the 1980s. There wasn’t a lot of knowledge back then.

This really hit a chord in me...I remember being like her. But in the 80's South Africa, at the age of 13, there was little compassion for or awareness of people like me. I was sectioned into a psychiatric facility just after turning 15 yrs. Treatment was very severe & traumatic lasting almost a year. No outpatient care afterwards. Anyway, the part in this documentary where the psychiatrist says that relatives need to see the child beyond the anorexia...that resonated with me because I always felt that the anorexia was the only thing anybody saw...that was my identity afterwards. It made it so hard & painfully & destroyed my self-worth which was already non-existant. Like Amy, it wasn't about being thin, because I was never fat. I also had the OCD & I know the mental illness was developing long before it started showing physically at 13yrs. Also, I believe my mom also had anorexia as a young woman & child...just by looking at photos & remembering things she use to say. Thanks for openly sharing your pain & journey. I know it so well. ❤

As a 60kg overweight I envy her control.

I'm overweight and POSSIBLY a binge-eater so I can SOMEWHAT relate! 🤔🥺

@lydiaj7492

27 күн бұрын

No, you really can't. It's similar, but it is NOT the same experience of illness

@jiminisnotonfire7125

24 күн бұрын

@@lydiaj7492that’s why they said somewhat

One year ago today, my daughter was on a waitlist to go to a residential facility for bulimia/anorexia. She weighed under 100lbs and 5'5" tall. Yes, I did see the weight loss. At first, I thought it was because she was more active and ate differently. But as her illness became more, her weight dropped almost dramatically. We would see her eat, but of course, she was purging it up. That is what we never caught. Until finally, she was confronted at school by her friends and who also went and told her counselor. The counselor gave her an ultimatum that either she confess to us, or we would get a call from the school. I was devastated. I felt horrible that I didn't demand she tell me what was going on before instead of trying to cajole it out of her nicely. For six months she was in treatment. She is still in therapy and still slips up purging, but her weight is normal again. I still keep tabs on her eating and continue to make her meals. But she still battles this daily. I never thought I would experience this as a mother, as diet was never part of my vocabulary or even looks either. But it's hard to break free from. Some of the girls she was in residential with, went back because they couldn't over come it. It's hard to understand why they just can't eat, but there is definitely something in their brain that causes this. And the more they with hold food, the sicker their brain becomes. I worry for her in the future, but I hope she has the tools to try to overcome it now. My heart breaks for those going through this. What I saw at the facility is not just teen girls. There were boys, grown adults, elderly, etc. It's a very sad situation.

When l was a teen l looked anorexic. However, l wasn't eating much due to depression and poverty. I am too heavy 2: now which can be hard to manage

All the females in the family suffer from non classical anorexia and there is light at the end of the tunnel. Praying for the 🌎.

I have gastroparesis/cyclic vomiting syndrome, colitis and a sliding hiatial hernia. I wish is could talk to these people. I have an eating disorder without wanting it.

I had a bad relationship with food in my teens and earjy twenties but I overcame it and got married and have 4 wonderful children,2sons and 2 daughters and I’ve always been aware with my daughters watching them bringing them up telling them they are beautiful and ate enough and told them my story thankfully they love food and are gorgeous girls and my sons to it affects boys and men to try to get help anyone suffering as life can and is beautiful ❤

So not eating is actually a symptom not the disorder.

Having an illness that everyone focuses on constantly, must be so difficult, but they always seem very immature in how they interact with family members.

Watching this in 2024 ...Amy looks great and had a baby boy.

I wanna know what was her childhood like?

My great-aunt started off being anorexia at age 17 after her mother kept telling her she was "gross and fat" which was why her boyfriend kept leaving her. Years later now married to the boyfriend her father passed then she switched from anorexia to bulimia. She's been bulimic since, now she's 76. In all those years she never even as much caught a cold as working long hours as a high school teacher and lots of after school participation. Three years ago she became very ill, she had to have her stomach removed. Three years since and no stomach she still feels huge. She has always looked like a skeleton with a thin sheet over her and 20 yrs older than her real age. Now she looks like death. But she keeps living her life believing she's morbidly obese. BTW. She was never ever even slightly overweight, her mother was just cruel. After she became anoxic/bulimic her mother seemed pleased.

@carriefloss9937

20 күн бұрын

It’s a miracle that she has lived to 76 years. So many anorexic women migrate to life long bulimia

What I have noticed is that Amy is a very sensitive person. She has compassion for animals - she doesn't want to hurt them, so she doesn't want them to be killed to be eaten. Amy would benefit greatly from a vegan diet. That suits her sensitive soul.

This is a genuine question. What do people with anorexia think when they’re standing next to someone who is actually fat?

@zom6ie

22 күн бұрын

It depends on the individual

@da_bigsissy

21 күн бұрын

They're completely focused on themselves. They're not thinking of the other person or comparing themselves to the other person.

@anitajagarp2306

17 күн бұрын

When I was at my worst, I felt proud. I have control, you havn't

Life is full of pain

I've been interested in learning of this disorder for a long time and I've never seen a video, read an article or seen an interview describing how anorexia is really defined. I'm kinda confused.

@carollynt

23 күн бұрын

Use google. This disease has been written about extensively.

I dunno but I see her spine that's enough. Hold up I believe America supports this lifestyle I see a KZreadr named Eugenia looking like a bag of bones having a grand ole time making money lots of supporters and monetary support from companies! So hey it's working for some of them

You are not your thoughts🙏

These comments are disturbing

Because of my weird schedule, I eat my last meal at 8:00 am and I'm hungry the rest of the day. Don't these people feel hunger?

@xxcobu

29 күн бұрын

Honestly, after the first week or two of severely restricting/fasting... no, you don't really notice the hunger as much. Also, filling up with water/coffee/tea helps to keep you feeling comfortable. I've dealt with disordered eating on and off for 20 years (as a result of anxiety/OCD). It truly is addictive for people who crave control, with the irony being that it gets to the point where the disorder is controlling you.

@sarahcooper6507

29 күн бұрын

It’s such a selfish self centred disease

@NicoleWootten

29 күн бұрын

When my anxiety was severe and uncontrolled I had absolutely zero appetite (and I’m a big eater normally!) - I can only imagine the distress and mental state that someone in the depths of an eating disorder feels 💔

@jiminisnotonfire7125

24 күн бұрын

I think they’ve learned to ignore it or not notice it just like when people struggle to identify when they’re full.

@JStep-tl8zx

18 күн бұрын

Your stomach stops growling after about 2 weeks or so :/ I ruined my relationship with food. I used to really love and truly enjoy food and trying everything and anything. I feel as though my ED changed my tastebuds forever. I never got severe in my opinion, and I’m healthy now. But I really miss loving food and the way food used to taste and make me feel 💔

If only All addicts were treated with the compassion these people enjoy. While some addictions are criminalized, the symptoms of this addiction are not met with criminal prosecution. If this addiction were similarly criminalized, prisons would be overflowing with patients. Instead, these addicts receive care, while other addicts receive cages. Why not use the exact same approach? “Tough Love” (total abandonment of family and resources) is the norm for addicts. Why not these ones? Why is this family not encouraged to “Make her hit rock bottom” and “stop enabling her” with a home and love??

@cinnamoslut

20 күн бұрын

Have you seen the show Intervention? Unfortunately in the eating disorder episodes, they do make similar threats to the sick loved ones.

@JenniferKitchens123

20 күн бұрын

1. Food isn’t an illegal substance. 2. A drug addict craves more of their drug, an anorexic already denies themselves. 3. Anorexics don’t steal to feed their habit 4. Many years of research has shown different methods are needed for different addictions and mental illnesses. Both addicts and anorexics need inpatient care. Trying to stop any of them from killing themselves is very difficult.

I overcame my anorexia years ago with a combo of Homeopathic natural medicine and Youngevity (top quality )vitamins ( also natural foods as unnatural dyes and additives like hydrogenated oils can cause problems)

@zom6ie

22 күн бұрын

You sound orthorexic

I think it's an addiction like drugs or alcohol.

She is a very pretty young woman

she has her dads pretty eyes

What's wrong with a public hospital.

Oh, my darling. You are so much more than your disease. I have bipolar disease two and we have to understand these as diseases because otherwise people don’t understand what they are. As someone who suffers, I understand what you may feel. Fight. Love. We can and will live the beauty we see. I have seven cats! One sweet pea Pitt Bull and three utterly incorrigible chickens! I have to get up and are there for them. Get a pet baby, you would be amazed.😌

Is she still alive?

@LilyGazou

19 сағат бұрын

Yes. Recovered.

My maiden name is the same of hers.

I would like to speak from the heart, but...

Wonder if part of the ED is an extreme form of attention-seeking. Sometimes emotionally needy people will self-harm to monopolize everyone's attention.

@vinoandkittens9552

20 күн бұрын

No. Generally anorexics work very hard to hid their eating disorder and their weight loss. It is absolutely NOT about attention seeking.

@brendalee6983

19 күн бұрын

No

@PompeyGirl747

8 күн бұрын

YESSS I've watched loads of documentaries about anorexia and that is the one thing that sticks out

There are so many unkind individuals that seem to overestimate their own intelligence (as demonstrated in this comment section)

I've always wondered what makes anorexic people so self centered.

@zom6ie

22 күн бұрын

Are you deaf?

@mtboglarka

14 күн бұрын

okay so like what about u watch the video?

@PompeyGirl747

8 күн бұрын

It's attention seeking

@zom6ie

8 күн бұрын

@@PompeyGirl747 you should rewatch the video, or you know, use Google

@mtboglarka

8 күн бұрын

@@PompeyGirl747 if u don’t know anything about the illnes or/and haven’t been through it ur no one to judge

her sister is fit

11:24

Seems to me then, that anorexia is a symptom rather.

Who else is here just to trigger themselves? I just relapsed. My lowest weight is 110 lbs but my goal is 90. I haven't been 90lbs since I was 10 years old I'm 21 now..

@Imaniconnie

26 күн бұрын

Sending love 🫂💕 I can relate to some of your feelings. I hope you find happiness and internal peace.

@carollynt

23 күн бұрын

You have to understand that you will eventually be in extreme and unrelenting pain due to bone loss.

@Stilkaira

20 күн бұрын

@@carollynt so..

@asdkrasere23

18 күн бұрын

Please don't go down this road. I'm sure there are people in your life who would be devastated to lose you. I'm sad thinking about it even though of course we don't know each other.

@Stilkaira

18 күн бұрын

@@asdkrasere23 i don't care about them 😒

Dio Gesù vi benedica ✝️🌈🌻

You don’t think you have any shred of control over your life except for one thing, which can be what you eat and how much you eat.

She was pregnant in March.. I wonder if she lost the baby and it sent her on a downward spiral..?

@junoxmusic

25 күн бұрын

this documentary was made in 2016 when she was 18

tube feed her if she keeps refusing to eat. Why are you allowing her to starve herself?

@genbunin5376

27 күн бұрын

You can’t just force feed someone like that. Especially if she’s already an adult. Force feeding also tends to be traumatic. Just because you get them tube fed and back to a healthy weight doesn’t mean they are cured. Tube feeding unfortunately isn’t a cure. Like with other mental illnesses the person has to be willing to help themselves. Like the saying goes, you can’t help someone who is not willing to help themselves. One tragic example was the young woman named Emma from the documentary “Emma wants to live”. She had life long treatment which included multiple tube feedings. It didn’t work. So saying stuff like “just eat” or “just tube feed them” isn’t helpful at all. It’s the equivalent of telling someone with major depressive disorder to just “cheer up”. At least from my understanding.

@carollynt

23 күн бұрын

I think it’s counterproductive to force feed. Of course it might temporarily keep the person from dying of heart failure.

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She can look herself at mirror right

@Livingtheinvisiblelife

28 күн бұрын

It’s almost like you paid zero attention to this video. Anorexia is a mental health disorder and part of that is body dysmorphia where they don’t see just how thin they are but rather they see a fat person looking back at them.

@lydiaj7492

27 күн бұрын

You can look at a book, but not be able to actually read it, right? Can you magically make yourself NOT illiterate, since I'm telling you that you need to read a book?

@sabinekoch3448

27 күн бұрын

She can- but it’s not what she sees - that’s why it’s called dysmorphia.

@carollynt

23 күн бұрын

Not everyone with anorexia has body dysmorphia. Many people with anorexia know exactly how thin they are and they like being that thin

@cinnamoslut

20 күн бұрын

​@@carollyntright, but a distorted perception of self image and body size, as well as denial of body size / thinness, are symptoms of anorexia nervosa listed in the diagnostic criteria (not in those exact words, paraphrasing). So it's quite common. But yeah, not all have body dysmorphic disorder. I knew I was very thin when I was ill, but I'd like hyper focus on a pinch of 'fat' on my thigh. Zone in on little 'imperfections' like that. Presentation can vary.

Idk, but I think a minimum wage job and a handful of bills might be the cure.

@seehongkongsea

29 күн бұрын

U might actually be right

@philippamcqueen5430

26 күн бұрын

It seems a bit savage to say but true ..she spoke to her mum like a spoilt brat...

Anorexia is just as dangerous as obesity. I wish obesity was not so glorified. Both addictions are extremely dangerous.

I find the nose ring disgusting.

@watchensee

26 күн бұрын

Yes, and the ear spacers too.

@athenachristinemusic

26 күн бұрын

lol ok?

@carollynt

23 күн бұрын

Mutilating body parts is another extension of this disease. Cutting is also associated with anorexia.

@nadinebentel2362

23 күн бұрын

@@carollynt Yes, but I never thought it extended to nose rings. You raise a valid point it falling under self mutilation.

@EKL-qu7ih

22 күн бұрын

I find your comment disgusting, frankly.

Repetitive and superficial.

CHOOSING TO LOVE JESUS SHOULD HELP YOU TO HELP YOURSELF 🌈🌎🌈😍

@user-yt2oj9pz9f

4 күн бұрын

That’s not how anorexia works.

She's a little too old to have her mommy fix her meals...

@jjrat5pack

29 күн бұрын

😢If you're sick, doesn’t it help to have someone make you a meal? She's fighting for her life, her mother loves her & wants to help. Nothing wrong with that.

@buukaczi

29 күн бұрын

Feels like they never let her grow up

@NicoleWootten

29 күн бұрын

⁠@@buukaczishe would literally not make herself food and die if they didn’t?

@Livingtheinvisiblelife

28 күн бұрын

@@buukaczitime to just admit buukaczi that you’re incredibly ignorant about eating disorders so you can stop sounding rude and condescending to someone with the deadliest mental illness.

@genbunin5376

27 күн бұрын

@buukaczi Ok. You need to keep in mind that this is a mental illness…..she’s not being childish. Her brain is literally sick! Have a little empathy for crying out loud. 😒😒😒

So what aren’t people affirming her? It’s the same as trans gender people and we affirm them.

@lesliefrench2227

26 күн бұрын

Are you saying that anorexia is the same as transgender?! 🙀

@zom6ie

22 күн бұрын

It's not the same at all. Stop using ridiculous analogies to justify your hatred

@princessfunkytown6459

22 күн бұрын

@@zom6ie hatred of what? What I said is fact.

@zom6ie

22 күн бұрын

@@princessfunkytown6459 It's not a fact 😂 You don't understand anorexia and you certainly don't understand transgender people

Looking a little heavy.

@cbinkee

Ай бұрын

nice comment… why?

@jjrat5pack

29 күн бұрын

Did you not watch the documentary? It's not a joke. A comment like that can put an anorexic into a tailspin; your comments can be killer, literally! You're sick. If it were my channel, you'd be banned.

@StAlphonsusHasAPosse

29 күн бұрын

Is that you, Satan?

@jacqueline8559

28 күн бұрын

What a foul, disgusting comment. You're obviously an evil person....

@sabinekoch3448

27 күн бұрын

Are you? Don’t worry about it too much.

It's such a cruel and all-consuming illness, I've been in recovery for a year now, and I still struggle. Amy seems like a sweet girl, wishing her to be free from this someday ❤‍🩹

So happy she has healed herself. This was sooo sad and hard to watch. 🙏🏼🩷

Haye don't listen to the bullys sweetheart,you a gorgeous lady and your love from your family and true friends shud be all you need ,it's hard but tell yourself over and over ,I don't want to be like this you will keep going until you have won the battle,I really hope you fight this ,🫂💯💫💞🙏