kaley982
02-17-2005, 08:58 AM
I wouldn't consider myself anorexic, and DEFINITELY not bulemic (I hate throwing up).
But, for some odd reason (and not a conscious one) 70% of the time when I eat, think about eating, watch someone eat, or think about what I just ate, I get extremely nauseaus and panicky. There is nothing physically wrong with me, I'm in perfect physical health... but I just cannot eat... anything.
It goes in cycles, sometimes I'm fine, happy, and can eat whatever, whenever. But most of the times, the thought just makes me feel ill. These cycles, however, get dangerous, because its during these times my weight (and health) decrease dramatically.
Does an eating disorder necessarily have to be associated with the fear of not being thin? Sure, I am weight conscious, work out daily, and I'm not too thrilled when I gain a pound or two, but I don't consciously sit there and monitor my intake to control my weight....
Any thoughts?
But, for some odd reason (and not a conscious one) 70% of the time when I eat, think about eating, watch someone eat, or think about what I just ate, I get extremely nauseaus and panicky. There is nothing physically wrong with me, I'm in perfect physical health... but I just cannot eat... anything.
It goes in cycles, sometimes I'm fine, happy, and can eat whatever, whenever. But most of the times, the thought just makes me feel ill. These cycles, however, get dangerous, because its during these times my weight (and health) decrease dramatically.
Does an eating disorder necessarily have to be associated with the fear of not being thin? Sure, I am weight conscious, work out daily, and I'm not too thrilled when I gain a pound or two, but I don't consciously sit there and monitor my intake to control my weight....
Any thoughts?

