As you know, Ben has been doing mornings-only at school since October. Today is the last AS Level exam day and he has two exams, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon which will mean him having to be in school all day. Not only will this mean quite a bit of free time between the end of the am and beginning of the pm exam (having to socialise), but it will also mean returning to SCHOOL DINNERS because, at Ben's school, pupils don't take pack lunches.
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Tuesday, 7 June 2011
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PART SEVEN of the notes I was making as my son hurtled into anorexia in 2009/10...
By the beginning of 2010, my son's anorexia was getting worse and we still didn't have a date for treatment. Ben was changing in fro...
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Yes, the session with the dietician went well, but she's not sure how helpful she can be to Ben at this stage. Perhaps, she suggested, i...
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This is what Ben's dad said over and over again - and still does on 'bad' days. It's also what I used to say sometimes. ...
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Last week I had a chat with a local GP about eating disorder awareness which was quite illuminating. Obviously this is just one GP from just...