Anorexia

First Scots facility dedicated to eating disorders opens THE first dedicated unit in Scotland, aimed at treating patients suffering from anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders, was officially opened in Aberdeen yesterday by Health Minister Shona Robison.

Scotland's first anorexia unit to open PATIENTS suffering from severe eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia would be treated at Scotland's first dedicated unit under plans revealed yesterday.

Though anorexia is often linked with teenage girls, more women over 40 are now coming forward to be treated for this life-threatening eating disorder TO THE casual outsider, Mary's* life would have seemed normal. In her early forties, she was a single mum with a teenage daughter. She worked full-time and also helped her mother care for her sick father. She wasn't a big socialiser, but was close to her family. Had you looked closer, though, you might have seen the cracks.

Fighting a battle against anorexia that never ends Janice says she still isn’t getting the help she needs even after bulimia, a suicide bid and worsening mental illness.

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