subject: "Mom, Please Help" - The #1 Anorexia | Bulimia Treatment Guide [print this page] Being a mother of 3 teenagers, I know how scary it can be to find out your child is suffering from Bulimia or Anorexia. Millions of women all over the world are struggling with this condition behind closed doors. The sad part, is that treatment is out of reach for most.
Today I am going to talk about a tool that I myself discovered when battling with my own daughter's Bulimia. It's an ebook called Mom, Please Help, and it saved my little girl's life.
I first found out about my daughter's Bulimia last year, when like many moms I thought that my daughter's weight was getting a bit too low. But this is not uncommon. In today's MTV generation, our children are constantly bombarded with commercials, TV shows, and music advocating "Skinny is better" almost as a phrase to live by.
Its no secret many of our little girls, and even us adults, are contantly worrying about are weight, hoping to drop just one more pound. If only one pound was all it took.. But the reality is that we are told that if your not skinny, your not popular. Your not going to get the guy or the job, and that losing the fat is the only salvation we have in gaining a successful hold in society..
The effect of this "Get Skinny" blitz has taken damaging toll on our young ones, friends and family. Is there an end in sight? Not unless people start talking to their children, and confronting the problem head on, fists balled.
But to fight the issue, you need to have the information and tools needed. Simply begging your loved one to stop will only further them into shutting you out. You need to know the facts about this condition, what causes it, and the treatments available.
This leads me to the subject of today's article. A little ebook created by a woman who has no doubt fought the good fight.
Karen Phillips has been through the war of Anorexia and Bulimia. She's seen the front lines and beaten the disease, and within her top rating ebook, she teaches those who continue suffering how to beat this horrible condition.
"Mom, Please Help" is a survival guide all mothers and fathers NEED to have.
You never think it will happen to your child, until it does.
