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Let s see her perfect life fall apart : Inside the dark online forum where women tear each other apart for likes

Let s see her perfect life fall apart : Inside the dark online forum where women tear each other apart for likes
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I made myself throw up 8000 times | Queensland Times

Over a million Australians have eating disorders but there has been no specialised facility to treat them – until now.

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Who s Afraid of Naomi Wolf?

Who s afraid of Naomi Wolf? Ian Burrell Simone Padovani/Awakening/Getty Images The best-selling author and one-time Democratic Party insider has aligned herself with figures from the political far right. At rallies for her Five Freedoms campaign, Wolf has railed against vaccine passports, mandatory masks, and emergency laws. The academic scandal over her latest book Outrages: Sex, Censorship & The Criminalization of Love undermined her literary reputation, while raising serious questions about publishing ethics. Many old friends and admirers of Naomi Wolf are horrified. The great figurehead of 1990s third wave feminism, who bestrode the highest pinnacles of literature and politics to become an inspiration to a generation of young women, has morphed into something other than the Naomi they thought they knew.

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Insufficient action in response to anorexic women s death - bereaved dad

Insufficient action in response to anorexic women s death - bereaved dad
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I made myself throw up 8000 times

âI made myself throw up 8000 timesâ Over a million Australians have eating disorders but there has been no specialised facility to treat them â until now. Health by Sue Dunlevy Premium Content Serena Riley remembers vividly the moment her relationship with food changed. Barely 10 years of age and still at primary school, she went on her first diet. When I was 10 my mum went on a diet using WeightWatchers and so did her peer group and they all went on it with their daughters who were 16, 15, 17 and so I went on it with mum as well, the Queensland nurse said. The diet sparked a fixation on measuring, weighing, planning and restricting that would live with her for the next decade.

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