Teen whose anorexia was so 厳しい that she even 避けるd TOOTHPASTE because of the 'calories' tells how she （警官の）巡回区域，受持ち区域 the 近づく-致命的な disorder that saw her 急落（する），激減（する） to just 31 キログラムs and 結局最後にはーなる in hospital

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A young woman who 苦しむd a 近づく-致命的な 戦う／戦い with anorexia in her teens has 明らかにする／漏らすd how she （警官の）巡回区域，受持ち区域 the disorder and 傷をいやす／和解させるd her 関係 with food.????

At just 16 years old, Chloe White, from Perth, Western Australia, was heartbroken as she listened to doctors tell her parents that she could die 予定 to 存在 '厳しく underweight and 栄養失調の'.

Her 戦う／戦い with disordered eating started at just 14 because her 'muscular build' from playing lots of sport left her feeling 'bigger than the other girls'.?

'I started cutting out any junk food ーするために わずかな／ほっそりした 負かす／撃墜する a bit - in my 長，率いる, I just 手配中の，お尋ね者 to get 負かす／撃墜する to 55kg which I did but then after that I thought what if I could get to 50kg?' She said.

A young woman who 苦しむd a 近づく-致命的な 戦う／戦い with anorexia in her teens (left) has 明らかにする／漏らすd how she （警官の）巡回区域，受持ち区域 the disorder and 傷をいやす／和解させるd her 関係 with food (権利)

Chloe said weightloss became 中毒の after that and she started calorie counting and 削減（する） out carbs and fats in favour of protein.?

'結局, I just started eating a tiny bit of food one day and then 急速な／放蕩なd the next day. I would fill up on sugar-解放する／自由な soft drink and chewing gum,' she said.

'I would go for 5km runs in the morning, then do sit ups and 押し進める ups at home. Without food, I had no energy but the 発言する／表明する in my 長，率いる was telling me to keep going.'

Chloe's parents worked and were hardly home during the day so she said she would pretend she had been eating when they returned home.?

At just 16 years old, Chloe White, from Perth, Western Australia, was heartbroken as she listened to doctors tell her parents that she could die 予定 to 存在 '厳しく underweight and 栄養失調の'

'I'd put some cereal and milk in a bowl and leave it in the 沈む, to make it look liked I'd eaten breakfast,' she said.

'If we ate dinner together, I'd only eat a ４半期/4分の1 of what was on my plate and just say I wasn't that hungry.?

'I wouldn't even use toothpaste because I thought it would somehow seep into my 団体／死体 a nd 原因（となる） me to 伸び（る） 負わせる. My dental health 苦しむd 予定 to having little enamel on my teeth.'

Chloe's destructive eating habits wreaked havoc on her 団体／死体, with the young woman 明らかにする／漏らすing that she went four years without menstruating and only got her period again at the age of 18.

Chloe ate so little that she had no energy and would often 落ちる asleep in her classes at school, which she said 原因（となる）d her to fail most of year 10 - while she also 孤立するd herself from friends.

'I'd put some cereal and milk in a bowl and leave it in the 沈む, to make it look liked I'd eaten breakfast,' she said (pictured now)

She 追加するd that she was 'obsessed' with food, and would 絶えず look at photos of meals, 研究 recipes, wander up the aisles of the supermarket and would even open jars of peanut butter just for the smell - but never 許すd herself a taste.???

Her eating disorder reached breaking point at 16 when she 崩壊（する）d at home after going for days without food.?????

'I was on the couch, and when I got up, I just 崩壊（する）d and passed out,' she said.

'The turning point for me was when doctors told me if I hadn't of come into hospital when I did, I would have died. Seeing my mother break 負かす／撃墜する in 涙／ほころびs just broke my heart.

This life-saving stint in hospital saw Chloe's 負わせる 改善する and she had to make 正規の／正選手 outpatient visits to her doctor for the next two years (pictured now)

'I was fed through a tube and ate high-calorie foods to 伸び（る） 負わせる. I had to be 48kg before I could be 発射する／解雇するd, which took six weeks.'????

This life-saving stint in hospital saw Chloe's 負わせる 改善する and she had to make 正規の／正選手 outpatient visits to her doctor for the next two years.

The young woman worked hard to turn her life around and at 18 began getting into 負わせる training at her 地元の gym to help build up her strength.

But Chloe was 攻撃する，衝突する with another blow at 19 after she was 診断するd with bulimia and spent the next three years going through a few destructive 段階s of binging and 粛清するing.

But now at 23, Chloe said she is mentally and 肉体的に healthier than she ever has been ? with her healthy 65kg physique a stark contrast to how she was at 16

But now at 23, Chloe said she is mentally and 肉体的に healthier than she ever has been ? with her healthy 65kg physique a stark contrast to how she was at 16.

And although she does have 'hard days', Chloe said she is looking 今後 to a healthy and 肯定的な 未来.?

'I feel stronger, both mentally and 肉体的に, than I ever have before,' she said.

'I love 負わせる training. 存在 able to build muscle the way I have has given me 支援する so much 力／強力にする and I'm eating a variety of foods that nourish me and I feel amazing.

'It's a long road to self-love and 受託, but I'm getting there. I feel strong, happy and 解放する／自由な.'?

If you need help or support for an eating disorder or 団体／死体 image 問題／発行する, please call バタフライ's 国家の Helpline on 1800 334 673 or e-mail support@thebutterflyfoundation.org.au