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                    <p>Question: I just read that the best first step to overcoming bulimia is to try an evidence based self help program by myself, before I even need to think about getting treatment. I am a 21 year old woman who has been binging and purging off and on but with increasing frequency for about 2 years. Would you agree that trying a self help program first is a good idea before getting other treatment and can you recommend an evidence based self help program for bulimia, because I am not sure exactly what that means?  </p>
                    
                    <p>Dr. Shirley Schaye Says...: <p>There is an Online Bulimia Programme --- <a class="external-link" href="http://www.bulimiahelp.org/bulimia-recovery-program">http://www.bulimiahelp.org/bulimia-recovery-program</a>. I have to say that I don't know anyone who has participated in this programme though. There are a lot of testimonials though.</p><br /><p>I have treated a few bulimic patients, very successfully, over the years but obviously this was not a self help programme.This was psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapy which worked very well.</p><br /><p>Dr. Shirley Schaye</p></p>
                    
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                <pubDate>Wed, 08 Aug 2012 05:35:38 -0400</pubDate>

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                    <p>Question: Can I have an eating disorder even if I am not very skinny or very fat? I am 5 foot 4 inches tall and I weigh 120 pounds. I am very fit but I also pig out eat and then exercise like crazy to make up for all the food I will eat in a pig out session. I do this a few times a week and I exercise for hours every day to stay skinny. No one knows about my pig outs and everyone else thinks I am a very healthy person. I feel like my eating and working out is taking over my life but even when I try to stop myself I can not. </p>
                    
                    <p>Dr. Shirley Schaye Says...: <p>I know you asked this question on May 7th., but I have been out of the country until this AM so that's why the delay.</p><br /><p>So my answer to you is yes, you have an eating disorder. Or maybe it <br />would be better for me to say --- does it really matter what we call it<br /> if you are plagued by your obsession over pigging out and then <br />obsessively working out. So whatever you may want to call it I think it <br />would help for you to see someone so that you don't spend your life <br />obsessing about your weight the way you do.</p><br /><p>If you tell me your city, state and zip code, I will help you find someone who can work with you about this.</p><br /><p>&nbsp;Dr. Shirley Schaye</p><br /><p>&nbsp;</p></p>
                    
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                <pubDate>Mon, 07 May 2012 14:58:35 -0400</pubDate>

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