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Four Bottles At A Time

[Blind Gossip] This young actress from a successful TV series is quite slim.

However, she apparently thinks she is not thin enough.

She was throwing up after every meal but her parents caught her and now they watch her. Not close enough, though. Right now it’s all about the laxatives. Her parents don’t know about those. She buys four bottles at a time at Target and nobody stops her.

Poor thing. We hope she can recover from this!

Similar: Her Extreme Diet

Actress:

[Optional] Do you think you would notice if your child had an eating disorder?

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  3. foraccts says

    Natalia Dyer is so painfully thin. I used to school nurse and the really anorexic girls were so obsessed with their weight, it was all they could think about. Many parents are unsure of how to proceed.

  5. elphonine says

    Lili Reinhart
    Clues: she has talked about body dysmorphia and that’s what the picture shows. Also the lingerie, like her character wore in an episode of Riverdale when she sang to the whole bar.

  6. whatiMEANT2sayis says

    You’re mistaken in characterizing an ED as being about losing weight. It is a MENTAL ILLNESS. One that has the second highest mortality rate of any mental disorder. Second only to opiate addictions.
    Whoever this is, she needs help. I hope she gets it.
    This is ED Awareness week, I hope everyone will take the time to become more educated about this horrible disease, of which 30% of the victims are male, that gets very little funding for research, and is incredibly expensive to battle.

  11. bluekisses07 says

    Actress: no idea

    Having a digestive disease that i will have until the day i die make me angry to hear people purposely abuse their stomach and colon, Disregarding of the damages they are doing to themselves. Waking up every morning in pain, fearing the most innocent food would make ill. Taking it for granted make me angry, sorry rant over

    • StelioKontos says

      I agree. I did the laxative thing when I was young and now in my 50s I’ll be on Linzess for life. I just can’t “go” anymore without medication. Sad really.

    • GoldDustWoman says

      This! I suffer from IBD and what people like us wouldn’t give to have healthy insides. She will come to regret what she’s doing with her body. So sad.

    • catri_mac21 says

      I’m sorry that you have a digestive disease but eating disorders are ALSO diseases. Empathy rather than anger would be the correct response.

  12. violettacahill says

    Natalia Dyer from Stranger Things? (Hint: Poor Thing?)
    Bonus: I’m not a parent, but I can tell you right now that most parents do not notice their child’s eating disorder until it is very far along. Unfortunately.

    • spookie says

      At first my dad was delighted I was losing weight. But that’s how it starts for many people – a healthy diet, then taken too far.

  19. Bobscole says

    Millie Bobbie from Stranger Things. She is quiet slim and seems to be falling into the pit which is Hollywood. Her parents need to reign her in while they still have a chance. From what I understand l, she comes from nothing, so I’m afraid the parents maybe afraid of pushing to hard and losing their golden egg.

    • spookie says

      From other blinds, I think her parents are being super permissive (and pushy) because she’s their income.

  25. Appleton says

    Dang it not someone from stranger things.

    I feel like if I were a parent I would mostly because I’m always feeding people when they come to my house. If they don’t eat then I get paranoid my food wasn’t good but I try to let it go because I’m not their mom.

  26. dadiegirl says

    That girl Natalie from Stranger Things? She looks painfully anorexic. The makeup can’t hide her gauntness.

  31. summer847 says

    Natalie Dyer from Stranger things? Or Sarah Hyland from Modern Family? They seem old to be living with their parents but they’re the only ones I can think.

    I’d ditch the laxatives, soon enough you won’t be able to poop on your own.

    And if I found out a loved one had an ED I’d tell them get out while you still can. I had one at a young age and the thoughts and compulsions don’t really ever leave.

    • spookie says

      You’re right. The longer your eating stays disordered, the harder the recovery will be. I wasn’t anorexic very long compared to some people – only a year or two – but even 15 years on I still have to shut the voice out.

      I hope it’s not Sarah Hyland, she’s had a kidney transplant and risks rejection if she’s throwing up and becoming malnourished. I mean, I don’t want it to be anyone, but she has more to lose and is more of a medical risk.