Slimming Problems

[bloaterbum]

you know i just couldn't stand baxk and watch this happen .
I have just returned from my my haidresser who appears to have gone down from a heajthy 8stone to around 5. in six months.IkWhat do you say to the person concerned without jumping to conclusions but having lived with a bullemic for several years ido know the signs.
Anyway Iwould like to refer to a book Irecently read by Marya Hornbacher titled Wasted. She thankfully is still alive having recovered but will never be the same healthy person she was when this awful disease took over at the tender age of 9.
So please anyone thinking of going down this road do read this book, It frightened the """t out of me .If ican help only one out there my plea wonlt be in vain

[Old_Geezer]

Is your issue, what to say to your hairdresser, or a general suggestion that the book may be helpful ? I'm a little confused over the intent of the OP.

[Retrochic]

I'm sure very shortly, the OP will be posting a useful link to where you can purchase the book

[pastafreak]

The OP is a long term member...I doubt he has an agenda.

[Retrochic]

ok I see that now it was such a strange post. How does the OP know the exact weight of his hairdresser before and after(creepy)

[Retrochic]

op -apologies for thinking this was spam. Firstly although you may be concerned, its not your place to start accusing your hairdresser of anorexia. If she is your friend, I mean proper friend, then that would be different. Next time you see her say something like 'oh you've lost a bit of weight are you ok? She may reply 'well actually I'm having health problems at the moment' -your reply 'oh dear I hope you get well soon you look so much better with a little more weight on. She may say 'I've bee slimming I think I was too fat' -your reply -nonsense you looked lovely how you were or something similar. Apart from that nothing , especially not give her a book on bulimia!