Yep mine too. Only nice things thy said about how I look was when I was very depressed and lost a load of weight. Couldn’t wait to point it out to me when I put it back on too.
they have said they will make the donation in her name, and put up a link for anyone who would like their money refunded.I’m sorry she’s died, I hope the money raised goes now to help other sufferers
Urgh yeah why do they have to point out gaining weight?Yep mine too. Only nice things thy said about how I look was when I was very depressed and lost a load of weight. Couldn’t wait to point it out to me when I put it back on too.
Me too. Much happier children was the result.With bringing up girls I think, what would my mother do, then do the opposite.
Have you ever been ready to go somewhere after making a special effort with your appearance only for your mother to sweep away all your confidence with some ‘observation’ about how you look? It’s horrible I don’t know if they realise the power that their words hold and the effect it has.I couldn't agree more. My mother is absolutely terrible for this, constantly comments on other women's appearance, their weight, hair etc.
my mums fav “I’ve seen you in nicer” cheers MumHave you ever been ready to go somewhere after making a special effort with your appearance only for your mother to sweep away all your confidence with some ‘observation’ about how you look? It’s horrible I don’t know if they realise the power that their words hold and the effect it has.
Wedding dress shopping. My mum to my sister, whilst I was behind the curtain getting changed. “Gorgeous dress, would look much better on her if she could lose a bit of weight though.” I didn’t try on another dress all day, went home and sobbed on my fiancé’s shoulder and then found my dress on my own at a later date.Have you ever been ready to go somewhere after making a special effort with your appearance only for your mother to sweep away all your confidence with some ‘observation’ about how you look? It’s horrible I don’t know if they realise the power that their words hold and the effect it has.
This is exactly what I meant in my post. Your mothers words ruined two of the most special days for you, your dress shopping and your wedding day. She made you feel less due to her own thoughts that should never have been spoken. What does that level of cruelty achieve? It’s bizarre. I’m sorry that you felt that way about yourself, I bet you looked gorgeousWedding dress shopping. My mum to my sister, whilst I was behind the curtain getting changed. “Gorgeous dress, would look much better on her if she could lose a bit of weight though.” I didn’t try on another dress all day, went home and sobbed on my fiancé’s shoulder and then found my dress on my own at a later date.
That one comment stuck with me and was still in my mind on my wedding day, “do I look ok, do you think mum thinks I look fat.”
Oh it is I’ve been there myself close to death from anorexia. It’s just the worst and honestly impossible to get shut off. I’ve said before I’m a mother with two beautiful girls one coming to her teen years when it really started to kick off for me I try my best to tell her how beautiful she is, etc I do honestly do everything in my power because my god I do not want my girl to go through what I went through/going through m. I defiantly not ‘ill’ like I was for so long now but still I’m so restrictive and she notices and I’ve said every excuse under the sun and she’s the sweetest girl always saying the sweetest things about me. I’m just been honest here please don’t hate on me for that I love my girls more than anything in the world and I try my best. It’s just a long and hard journey.Poor Nikki. I think anorexia is still the mental illness with the highest mortality rate. She had been so ill for so so long. I hope the number of people who tried to help this final time gave her and her family some comfort at least.
This reminds me of David’s dead on big brotherreminds me when Margeret Thatcher died #Thatcher is dead and people thought Cher had died
That was hands down the best tv moment ever.This reminds me of David’s dead on big brother
I hope you don’t think I was attacking you when I said it was a vile way of speaking about a woman. I understood you were relaying what you had heard. I’m sorry if I made you feel bad.Thanks Restless Native. I couldn't remember where the nickname came from (Rob K apparently) but it was one I'd come across before. I don't appreciate being jumped all over as if I'd christened or directed it at her myself.
Sometimes I still Youtube that if I'm feeling particularly down.That was hands down the best tv moment ever.
The problem you have in a lot of these cases is that it’s such a deep routed issue it would be futile and may well precipitate death in any event. The physically and psychologically trauma of being force fed is a huge risk and more than likely would bring on a cardiac arrest as a result. Just so sadI hope you don’t think I was attacking you when I said it was a vile way of speaking about a woman. I understood you were relaying what you had heard. I’m sorry if I made you feel bad.
When a person is visually as unwell as Nicky was, could they be sectioned and force fed in hospital? I’m not placing blame, it’s clear her family and friends tried to do all they could for her. It’s heartbreaking for anyone to suffer from from especially from such a young age.
It’s horrific. She must have been in so much pain and so scared.The problem you have in a lot of these cases is that it’s such a deep routed issue it would be futile and may well precipitate death in any event. The physically and psychologically trauma of being force fed is a huge risk and more than likely would bring on a cardiac arrest as a result. Just so sad
Genuine question, why would you want to reveal your personal Twitter page on an anonymous forum? There are a lot of dodgers about and we would have still believed you if you’d cropped out your handle/blocked out your photo!And here,s Camilla Dallerup saying hi to me
nearly 20 years later
sorry if I ain’t supposed to show this
im so thrilled