Honestly it sounds like you’re doing a great job. If you can, eat meals with her and try and convince her to go to therapy

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I’m sorry you’re having to watch this. As someone with an ED I feel it’s critical to tell you, you cannot fix her. This is a heavy disorder and the only way she can recover is with serious help and some part of her has to want to be truly better. It’s wonderful all you’re trying to do for her but please don’t let yourself go crazy or run yourself dry trying to help her. Do all you can to support her, but if it’s too much, it’s okay to leave for you. I wish you the best and I hope she can heal

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Her mom has got into her head from a young age and I don’t know how to help her get out of her head

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She needs therapy, and forcing yourself into the role of her therapist will be a detriment to your relationship

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I scratch off and sharpie off all the calorie and serving size info on the back of everything I buy for her

5

I have scheduled messages every day to remind her to eat bc she says she forgets and that the messages would be helpful

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I give her as many compliments as humanly possible - physical and personality

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She’s not fat and no where near unhealthy

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Her scale is one of the ones that can’t be adjusted to show lower numbers

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She is the most beautiful woman I’ve ever met, way out of my league, and it physically pains me to see her be unable to look in a mirror

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Dude I did this for 2 years it doesn’t get better 😹✌️

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