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Over-indulgence at Christmas poses big problems for those with an eating disorder, here’s how to protect yourself
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Hope Virgo2021-12-07T10:30:00
With the festive season so tightly associated with eating and drinking, it can be a challenge for those in recovery from or struggling with, an eating disorder. Campaigner Hope Virgo explains what people can do to protect themselves this Christmas.
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