No

Yes.

Yeah, when I was 15/16.

Almost. When I was around 12 I had gained a bit of weight after hitting puberty and was deathly unhappy about it, and I thought eating disorders seemed an appealing way to get rid of the weight. I remember we were shown a movie about a girl that ended up dying from anorexia in health class, and all I could think was "omg what a great idea. I'll become anorexic, but I'll stop once I get to the weight I want to be" which was so disturbing I tried to stop eating and also tried to make myself throw up by sticking my toothbrush down my throat but they never worked, I'm thankful for that now.

Never.

I don't think so. I eat quite irregularly though, and I could be much healthier.

No.

No

No

what is it?

Abnormal eating habits. It varies because there's lots of types.

Use the free NHS to learn more: http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/eating-...roduction.aspx

I've never been diagnosed byt I'm pretty sure I've struggled with orthorexia.

Yeah

Bulimia for a year. One of the worst phases of my life.

Not really, but I've had a very unhealthy relationship with food and comfort eating in the past.

Yes, I've struggled with EDNOS for a couple years now. That's basically a subtype for people who have characteristics of bulimia and anorexia. I'm in a much better place than I was, lost a crazy amount of weight last year and wasn't well at all. Sadly, I don't think it's something you ever "get over" because even when I'm at my happiest it's sometimes there in the back of my mind. But like I said, I'm much better than I was and learning to cope with it all very well. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to anyone else struggling with any kind of ED, I wouldn't wish it upon anyone.

Yes. multiple times/relapses.