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Churches are not exempt from eating disorders and have a responsibility to do more
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Hope Virgo2022-02-03T09:30:00
Campaigner Hope Virgo explains that even if you can’t spot it, there may be people in your church struggling with an eating disorder and this is how to support them.
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