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Skin and Bones
November 30, 2011
Summary:
I never knew anyone who had an eating disorder, so how did I develop one? I had been home schooled my whole life, and had not been exposed to things that many other girls my age had, so where did I get the idea? I may never know, but this story of mine needs to get told, so other young women out there can survive like I did.
Lydia M.
Skin and Bones
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babegurl20 said...
on Nov. 29 2012 at 11:40 am
wow that is crazy and i havent read all of it i just read the begining. i want to read more and im going to. good job keep it up.
Hayley Marie.!!* (= said...
on Dec. 9 2011 at 8:40 am
Its a Great Book.! I loveed it, I know you will too..!!! (=
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