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Unmasking Anorexia and Autism: Fi's Empowering Journey to Self-Understanding

Apr 27, 2023
1 min read

In this video, Christine McGuinness shares her daughter Fi's journey to understanding her anorexia and autism. Fi, who was diagnosed with autism at the age of three, struggled with her eating habits for years before eventually being diagnosed with anorexia. Through therapy and support from her family, Fi was able to understand the connections between her autism and anorexia, and work towards a healthier relationship with food. Christine's candid and emotional storytelling offers a powerful perspective on the intersection of autism and eating disorders, and the importance of self-understanding and self-acceptance in overcoming these challenges.



 
 
 

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Jul 06

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Jun 29

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