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Dear Abby: My daughter lost weight after being diagnosed with an eating disorder, how do I tell my family?
Dear Abby advises a husband after his daughter was hospitalized after losing a lot of weight due to an eating disorder. DEAR ABBY: After several months of weight loss, our preteen daughter was hospitalized after a trip to the ER. She was diagnosed with ARFID.
Dear Abby: People asking about a medical issue we'd rather keep private
DEAR ABBY: After several months of weight loss, our preteen daughter was hospitalized after a trip to the ER. She was diagnosed with ARFID. It’s an eating disorder we had never heard of but one in which the patient is NOT deliberately losing weight or attempting to change their body.
Dear Abby: How do we tell people our daughter’s ill without saying why?
As a former sufferer of an eating disorder, my wife is reluctant to let anyone outside our inner circle know what is going on.
Dear Abby: People know something’s up with our family. My wife says to tell them nothing.
As a former sufferer of an eating disorder, my wife is reluctant to let anyone outside our inner circle know what is going on and risk our daughter beginning middle school with the stigma of an eating disorder.
Dear Abby: How can we protect our daughter’s privacy during her health crisis?
What should we tell people to preserve our daughter’s privacy while acknowledging that not everything is OK? I thought something like, “My daughter is having stomach problems (true) and lost a bunch of weight (true),
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Dear Abby: We need to explain our teen’s medical condition, but don’t know how much to say
DEAR ABBY: After several months of weight loss, our preteen daughter was hospitalized after a trip to the ER. She was ...