"It's one of the few times in history that someone has come out and said that a very dangerous illness is a good idea, and here's how to do it," says Christopher Athas, This is rubbish.That is not what they are doing at all.These websites are for people who already have an illness not for people trying to make one. The sites help bring everyone together to help and suppourt each other. and its stupid to even say this.
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Proponents say they offer 'support,' but a Stanford study finds that patients who visited pro-anorexia Web sites were sicker longer.
Dec 7, 2006
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"It's one of the few times in history that someone has come out and said that a very dangerous illness is a good idea, and here's how to do it," says Christopher Athas, This is rubbish.That is not what they are doing at all.These websites are for people who already have an illness not for people trying to make one. The sites help bring everyone together to help and suppourt each other. and its stupid to even say this.
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