By Faith Elicia “No, thank you. I’ll pass on dessert.” “Oh, thanks for offering, but I already ate.” Living with an eating disorder (ED), that sick voice has provided plenty of rebuttals to decline food-related invitations. ED backs up its lies with fears about what might happen if I eat this or do that. ED not only makes me believe false truths, but it also brainwashes me into believing they are my reality. The National Institute of Health...










