My daughter was a patient at the Renfrew Center in Philadelphia; sorry that we could not contact you before this documentary. She became sicker at that center, their business practices are questionable,and it took a two month stay at Johns Hopkins to lead her to health. Johns Hopkins program is outstanding, one that should be offered to everyone with an eating disorder or other similar illnesses. You might consider speaking to the team at Hopkins.

i am an african a merican female who has suffered from an eating disorder for the past 7 years. i am wondering if i can get in cantact with lauren, via email inorder to talk to her about a project i am wokring on that is realated to THIN. I am interviewing african aamerican women about the same subject. Please let me know thank you
ajara

I look forward to viewing the finished film. I was a patient at Renfrew for a short time. I am sorry to read the critical post. Everyone has a road to travel with this disease and a program that works for them.
I applaude anyone who endeavors to bring awareness of this disease no matter what the program.

I would like to see someone chronicle the issue of insurance companies lack of coverage for this disease. It was disheartning for me as a well as too many others to hear insurance would only pay for one weeks worth of treatment. Definitely not something you want to hear when you have committed to the process but have no money to foot the bill.

Best/worst rubber duck in a nehdtgriss. Best/worst benefit claim by a shellfish. Best/worst pint of ale named after a seagull.Hope these help.

tracey · Hi Teresa – Yum, yum, yum! Vegemite toast is a great way to start the day … and I also indulge in it at other times when I’m in need of some comfort food. And yes, it’s definitely hard to find granola without dried fruit (seriously, why must they put that in everything … yuck!).