[gorilla61701]

I understand your thoughts about the wedding party too. I felt like that when a family friend got married and asked a girl I knew to be her Jr. Bridesmaid. I would have LOVED to have been in the bridal party and to have been her Jr. Bridesmaid and share her day in the wedding party. But I didn't get asked. I went to the wedding. I REALLY got hurt when my cousins were married and I wasn't asked in any of them either. Their mom was my aunt/Godmother. We get really wonderful hiding our feelings, don't we?! You NEED to tell your family about your bulimia, ORRRR find a free clinic and admit to them your condition. We have one where I live! Call your health professionals about eating disorders and see if they have meetings/treatment ctrs. Thank you for sharing your condition and feeling like you trusted someone other than yourself with that information. Please let me know what you find out. I truly care. Thank you for understanding my feelings. I know I'm not alone on this issue. It means a LOT to me!
If anyone is interested in reading an interesting story, go to thepantagraph.com. Archive, Dec. 27, or 28th, 2001. The front cover should be titled "Brotherly Love".
You can also access these names and read about this PHENOMINAL story! Glary Klahr, Steve Barbin. AMAZING STORY!