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My friend maybe has an eating disorder? Help?

My friend is ALWAYS complaining about her weight. And she never eats really barely anything! It's scary and annoying! At lunch she will buy lunch, throw it away, and then sit with her friends and look totally miserable. She is very obviously skinny like you can see her ribs and shes really thin but she always says she looks fat and we have tried helping her for a while but its to the point where she refuses to eat and we try not to be harsh but its hard watching her starve herself!
What can we do?

I mean I think it's safe to say that your friend obviously has an eating disorder. I think it's a pretty safe bet to say that she has a problem. If you and your friends have tried to help her and she doesn't seem to think that she has a problem.. that's all the more reason to get her help. A treatment center is probably your friends best bet.. if she cannot see that she has a problem then it needs to be shown to her that there is in fact a problem there. From personal experience... there is a great treatment facility called RecoveryConnection.

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tell her parents.
褔ou need to help her through it.
or it could get worse and even lead to forcefeeding.
even discuss it with 褔our parents + if her parents are close to 褔ours tell 褔our parents to tell hers.

good luck with this.
p.s:seek advise

did you guys already informed her parents about it?
or some of your teachers to give her advise and guide her on this?
because you guys need to seek parental guidance on this. she can be badly sick by doing all this craziness of starving one's self

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