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Alrights, my cut is healing soon:D Thank god. But it swell up, it's kinda painful. Neverminds, it's gonna heal anyways. Whoo ~ Excessive exercise today wif mommy & daddy for 5hours, went to mount faber & jog. Haha, it was rather jollity wif 'em. Cause I can joke ard wif daddy wif some slingish workout:D Laughed rather hard. HAHA ! Yeaps, so walk to Alexandra road to have our breakfast. Dangs ! I totally became an abhorrent glutton, I eat excessively. Ate mee kia, then eat malay rice, hot milk tea, sugarcane drink, malay cakes & 3 subway cookies. & I nearly spew at the shopping center, consecutively I vomited 5times today): It's rather awful.. Out tmrw, back home & get ready to go to substation for baby's play(: HAHA ! Can't wait for the appealing performance:D Whees ~ Maybe I'm not gonna eat for 2weeks ? Perhaps ?(:

How's life to be like to be just skins & bones ?
It's rather appalling,
that you're actually suffering one of the illness.
With swollen cheeks, which is noticeable.
Teeth marks at the back of your hands.
There seems to be too much..
cruel symptoms to be agonising in.
God, please help me):

ANOREXIA NERVOSA:

Anorexia nervosa is a type of eating disorder. People who have anorexia have an intense fear of gaining weight. They severely limit the amount of food they eat and can become dangerously thin.

Anorexia affects both the body and the mind. It may start as dieting, but it gets out of control. You think about food, dieting, and weight all the time. You have a distorted body image. Other people say you are too thin, but when you look in the mirror, you see a fat person.

Anorexia usually starts in the teen years. Early treatment can be very effective. But, if not treated early, anorexia can become a lifelong problem. Untreated anorexia can lead to starvation and serious health problems, such as bone thinning (osteoporosis), kidney damage, and heart problems. Some people die from these problems.

SYMPTONS:

• Weigh much less than is healthy or normal.
• Are very afraid of gaining weight.
• Refuse to stay at a normal weight.
• Think they are overweight even when they are very thin.
• Their lives become focused on controlling their weight. They may:
• Obsess about food, weight, and dieting.
• Strictly limit their food intake. For example, they may limit themselves to just a few hundred calories a day or refuse to eat certain foods, such as anything with fat or sugar.
• Exercise a lot, even when they are sick.
• Vomit or use laxatives or water pills (diuretics) to avoid weight gain.
• Develop odd habits about food, like cutting all their food into tiny pieces or chewing every bite a certain number of times.
• Become secretive. They may pull away from family and friends, make excuses not to eat around other people, and lie about their eating habits.
• As starvation sets in, they start to develop signs of serious problems throughout the body. For instance, they may:
• Feel weak, tired, or faint.
• Have thinning hair, dry skin, and brittle nails.
• Stop having menstrual periods.
• Feel cold all the time.
• Have low blood pressure and a slow heartbeat.
• Have purplish skin color on their arms and legs from poor blood flow.
• Have swollen feet and hands.
• Grow a layer of baby-fine hair all over their body.

BULIMIA:

Bulimia is a type of eating disorder. People with bulimia will eat a large amount of food in a short time (binge). Then they will do something to get rid of the food (purge). They may vomit, exercise too much, or use medicines like laxatives.

People who have bulimia may binge because food gives them a feeling of comfort. But eating too much makes them feel out of control. After they binge, they feel ashamed, guilty, and afraid of gaining weight. This causes them to purge.

Without treatment, this “binge and purge” cycle can lead to serious, long-term health problems. Acid in the mouth from vomiting can cause tooth decay, gum disease, and loss of tooth enamel. Any type of purging can lead to bone thinning (osteoporosis), kidney damage, heart problems, or even death.

SYMPTONS:

• Binge on a regular basis. They eat large amounts of food in a short period of time, often over a couple of hours or less. During a binge, they feel out of control and feel unable to stop eating.
• Purge to get rid of the food and avoid weight gain. They may make themselves vomit, exercise very hard or for a long time, or misuse laxatives, enemas, water pills (diuretics), or other medicines.
• Base how they feel about themselves on how much they weigh and how they look
• Goes to the bathroom right after meals.
• Overeats but does not gain weight.
• Is secretive about eating, hides food, or will not eat around other people.
• Exercises a lot, even when she does not feel well.
• Often talks about dieting, weight, and body shape.
• Uses laxatives or diuretics often.
• Has teeth marks or calluses on the back of her hands or swollen cheeks or jaws. These are caused by making herself vomit.