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life inside the "thin" cage by constance rhodes |
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| Written by Diana, on 26-06-2005 02:20 |
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I bought this book today at Borders called Life Inside the "Thin" Cage by Constance Rhodes. It was looking pretty good (skimming last page to first) but when I got to the beginning I realized it's about about EDNOS. Ms. Rhodes was thrilled to finally be categorized correctly (instead of the category Anorexia) when she learned of EDNOS but a diagnosis of EDNOS would be reason enough for me to stop eating. Frankly, I don't know anyone in the anorexic community who would be satisfied with an EDNOS diagnosis. To me, it's that sick but not sick enough to be diagnosed as anything phase that's not worth being in. Hense the addition "Not Otherwise Specified." She calls what she has as a sub-clinical eating disorder. Most of us turn our noses up at those who've only ever had a "sub-clinical" eating disorder. Hopefully, it's out of our illness rather than general personality that we do this but none the less, to us this is nothing to share with the world. "I had a not-very-serious eating disorder not worth diagnosing, let me write a book about it and be called inspirational!" Please. What a waste of money. Can you gain weight from eating 30-40 grapes? Probably not but since it still concerns me, I thought I'd ask. Is it possible to de-activate the panic button on a car key remote thing? I keep accidentally hitting mine at all the wrong times. Some jerk 18-yr old trying to buy beer made a dumbass comment when I accidently hit mine this evening, something about new cars. Dumbass.
Last update: 26-06-2005 02:20
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