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DOCS: Dana - The 8 Year Old Anorexic SUBSCRIBE to the Barcroft network: http://bit.ly/Oc61Hj Hard-hitting documentary follows the story of Dana, an eight year-old that stopped eating altogether and who undergoes a 12 week course of treatment at Rhodes Farm in London. The programme tracks Dana's progress and meets other young anorexics whose experience helps to shed light on a very complex condition. CREDIT: ZODIAK RIGHTS Barcroft TV: https://www.youtube.com/user/barcroftmedia/featured Barcroft Cars: https://www.youtube.com/user/BarcroftCars/featured Bear Grylls Adventure: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzcUNwS7mypzPhW4gsjO7og/featured For more of the amazing side of life: For the full story, visit BARCROFT.TV: http://www.barcroft.tv/ Like BARCROFT TV on Facebook: https://www.Facebook.com/BarcroftTV Follow @Barcroft_TV on Twitter: https://www.Twitter.com/Barcroft_TV Check out more videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/barcroftmedia/videos
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In one part I think she said thingle sing instead of single thing🤣🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♂️
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And when I eat a lot for my age people get mad
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just fucking shows u that the fuckers Workin for the fucking media are the cause of stuff like this the cause of this girls pain me cutting a 4 in my arm
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The make-up and dog collar around her neck are concerning. Dee Dawson didn't seem to try very hard to understand the underlying issues, but again, Dee isn't a psychiatrist. I hope these girls see a licensed therapist while at Rhodes Farm, otherwise they'll go home and stop eating again. Parents are delusional if they think eating is the cure - the obsessive thoughts need to be stopped and the reason for developing an eating disorder need to be understood and treated.
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tag urself i'm "goth dana" at 16:44 lol
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the fact that this shows how much society is affecting little girls is really sad
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so sick of these comments. It's not the kids fault. It is a DISORDER. It would be like telling someone with PTSD to just think happy thoughts. It is so so hard to go through recovery. Unfortunately it's comments from parents, friends, and society that cause this.
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Terrible.
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But if they don't want to be thin why do they do it i am so confused 😐
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7:10 that cats face 😹😹😹
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OMG MY SIS IS SKINNY AS HER I AM SCARED
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Please eat food is good for u
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does anyone know when this was filmed like what year if u know please let me know thank u
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Society steals their childhood
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when I was 8 I played football
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the thing that makes me upset is teenagers and younger kids would rather die than look "fat"
it almost makes me sick to think these kids would rather starve themselves and think they have it the worst when there is war, physical disabilities, and ACTUAL famine -
Isn't that clinic just fucking them up even worse and making them think that if they don't eat everything they will "fail"? They're taking all control in food away from them, shouldn't they teach them how to eat&live healthy and what they need to be able to have a healthy lifestyle?
That clinic seems to be bullshit imo -
You gotta fall before you fly
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her eyebrows r goals!!!
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I've recovered from anorexia this year. It started when I was 9. I remember going with the bus to school and standing and feeling my very upper part from my thighs touching, that would disguist me. No matter how hard I tried always that bit of my thigh would touch. I got down to 45kg. I lost about half a kg daily and was happy with it. I remember where I broke down in class because we were all eating cake and I seriously wanted to, but mentally couldn't. That day I decided to go to the school psychologist. I didn't go to my parents first because I was pretty scared, I wanted to go to the school psychologist to get advice on what I should do, she then told my mother and gave her a card to a eating disorder clinic. My mother didn't want me to go there and forced me to eat at home. I put on weight rapidly and hated every inch of myself, I still remember how my mom used to come up to me and touch my shoulders, saying that theres finally some fat on them. I smiled everytime but ended up crying when I was alone. I'm at a healthy weight of 57kg now but still hate myself. My mindset is still the same, but I'm too scared to say it to anyone.