eating disorder

“I don’t have a problem,” I repeated, this time with my voice raised. And then, spitting defiance, “You’re just jealous.”

In her new film confronting eating disorders, Kezman asks: “Why is the deadliest mental illness the least funded and the most ignored?”

I don't recall meeting my first love. It seems he was always with me.

In order to raise awareness for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, we've partnered with NEDA (

I was in grade school, age 10, and heavy. On the playground at recess, the barbs began. They weren't clever—"Whale." "Fatso." "Cow"—but they worked.

Now, what can we do to leverage this research into action?

This is not a holiday that warrants celebration.

The elusive thigh gap doesn't ensure contentment. And I know because I have one.