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May 21, 2010, 05:01 PM
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Well I already knew most of what the test is telling me. But it did confirm a few things for me. It will give me a few things to address with my mental health team.
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May 22, 2010, 10:02 AM
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That's great you learned that, Meig. One thing I like about the test is that, if you think about it, everything is "connected." If you have physical problems or a higher score for eating disorders because one is overweight (my case), I think one can pick any of the categories and work on that issue and have it affect other issues. I'm obese and trying to work on exercise and died and know that will have an impact on so many other issues, like self esteem and depression, etc. I work on the issues surrounding my anxiety and know that will help my self esteem and diet (won't eat so mindlessly :-) and other things too. I think the test is a hopeful kind of tool.
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