
MY BODY, MY ENEMY: My 13 year battle with anorexia nervosa
This ebook edition of a classic, bestselling autobiography completes Claire Beekenâs powerful story, taking the reader on an inspirational journey to the present day.
Claire Beeken first went to hospital with an eating disorder aged 10. For over a decade she locked herself into a vicious cycle of starvation, laxative abuse, binge-eating and vomiting, attempted suicide and periods in a psychiatric hospital.
This graphically honest, deeply-affecting, and darkly funny account of Claireâs illness tells the story of an ordinary girl from Luton living life with rare intensity.
Since publication of the previous issue, Claire Beekenâs groundbreaking techniques and work with sufferers of eating disorders has come to be internationally recognised. Claireâs charity Caraline is now internationally acclaimed and the help-line that began life in her parentsâ front-room has become an established, and enormously successful, care and counselling centre.
The updated material tells Claireâs personal story â her feelings and her achievements since the early days of Caraline and also includes further inspirational âcase historiesâ of girls who have recovered from bulimia and anorexia with counselling.
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This ebook edition of a classic, bestselling autobiography completes Claire Beekenâs powerful story, taking the reader on an inspirational journey to the present day.
Claire Beeken first went to hospital with an eating disorder aged 10. For over a decade she locked herself into a vicious cycle of starvation, laxative abuse, binge-eating and vomiting, attempted suicide and periods in a psychiatric hospital.
This graphically honest, deeply-affecting, and darkly funny account of Claireâs illness tells the story of an ordinary girl from Luton living life with rare intensity.
Since publication of the previous issue, Claire Beekenâs groundbreaking techniques and work with sufferers of eating disorders has come to be internationally recognised. Claireâs charity Caraline is now internationally acclaimed and the help-line that began life in her parentsâ front-room has become an established, and enormously successful, care and counselling centre.
The updated material tells Claireâs personal story â her feelings and her achievements since the early days of Caraline and also includes further inspirational âcase historiesâ of girls who have recovered from bulimia and anorexia with counselling.