An Eating Disorder Looks Like Me @TheButterflyFoundationAUS
An Eating Disorder Looks Like Me  @TheButterflyFoundationAUS
Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Imagine experiencing a potentially life-threatening mental illness alone because you felt like you didn’t qualify for help? Imagine if the barrier was the way you looked? It’s hard to believe, but stereotypes about how eating disorders look are making life even harder for many of the people who have them.

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