it is absolutley horrible! it is a daily fight with a little voice in your head you can't stop. when anything goes wrong, especially during a fast, it makes me want to binge on everything in sight and puke and puke and puke and puke and puke until i can't puke no more until i choke. it is horrible, its not as easy to get over as people who don't have it think.
Yes.
To eat and to go to the doctors, they can help you through this disorder hope this helped :)
You exercise. Don't be stupid and develop diseases like anorexia or bulimia.
Most groups wish to try and end anorexia as much as possible. They aim to protect younger generations from developing eating disorders like anorexia and also aim to help those who already suffer from the disorder to get better. This is done through treatments and also programs and discussions to make others more aware about eating disorders like anorexia and their affects on the body and on society.
go to the therapist
Yes you are her parent. Since she is underage, you can require her to in fact go to the treatment center to help her with her anorexia.
You cannot "catch" anorexia. It is not an infection like a virus that can be passed on from one person to another.
There is an abundant source of information now about anorexia. You can go to your local library and rent books about anorexia, they are pretty much available to the public. On the internet however, there is plenty of information you can get on the subject. There is a site called Anorexia-reflections that can tell you pretty much everything about anorexia.
There are many hospitals, treatment centers, and rehab centers around the world for treatment of eating disorders like anorexia. There are also many therapists and support groups (both in-person and online ones), too.
An estimated about 1 in every 250 people is anorexic, or suffers form an anorexia-like illness.
That sounds exactly like the eating disorder known as Anorexia Nervosa, or anorexia for short.
Unfortunately, many people have died from Anorexia Nervosa. A famous singer, Karen Carpenter, with a voice like an angel, died from the effects and complications of Anorexia Nervosa.