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My parents think i have a drug problem, but my real problem is buimia and eating disorders. How do i tell them |
WHen i was in 8th grade i started smoking weed and drinking. I went through a bad time because of a personal family secret that i found out about. Eventually i got clean and healthy and active. In high school i became friends with the most popular girl and she got me started on cocaine. I realized the drug could make you thin fast and so i used it. I eventually stoped because of trouble i got into. THen i realized i gained weight back without the drug and i developed a very serious eating disorder. It is ruining my life so i started cocaine again and sometimes i use ecstacy. My parents found out about the drugs and they know i have an eating disorder but they are less concerned about htat because they now think i am a drug addict. I know inside that the real problem is my eating disorders because it is all i ever think about. If i had a drug problem then drugs would be all i ever thought about. My parents are making me go to different schools, and attend intense drug consoling Get off the drugs! Think about your parents and stop thinking so much about your self for a change. I think you need to go elsewhere for professional help than here for our pithy comments. You have a real pattern of destruction and need both psychiatric and medical help. Ask for help and soon. Good luck with recovery. just go up to them and tell them. I suggest you tell them just the same way you told us here. Maybe even print this whole thing off once you get all the answers, and then have your parents get you to a doctor quickly. You know you have a problem, and that is the first step to recovery. Good luck. And remember, parents can sometimes surprise you and be very understanding and helpful. (This is coming from a mother of 4 grown sons) I think you need to tell them exactly what you told us. If you're having trouble saying it, just show them this question you posted. Good luck with everything. Tell your drug councilor what is going on. They will get you they help you need. You may have a eating disorder but I hate to tell you that you do have a drug problem also. They love you. Show them this message and say, "That's me." Then the'll get you the help that you need. You might be bulimic and doing drugs because there is something missing from your life. when you figure it out, with professional help, you won't want drugs and your eating will be normal. Talk to the guidance counselor at school for where to get help. |
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