Where is this from? How reliable is this?
Ok but having worked with kids on the spectrum, I will concede that some of them do have weird food stuff - aversions to texture, certain colors, whatever (I had one kid who would only eat hamburgers, green apples, and mushrooms) - so I'm not surprised that it could happen. I'm just not sure I buy that it's been totally uncurable for the last 20something years. Autism isn't really my specialty, but I've seen some wizards work incredible magic with even the most difficult nonverbal kids.
I guess I'm a bit surprised that she's on the spectrum. Didn't get that vibe.
I'd have a lot more compassion for Eugenia if she was actually, IDK, relevant?? Rather than a broken record of "hey guys!"/"like"/"oh my god"/"it's crazy"/"sooo yeah" and so on. I subscribed to her snapchat for a week and I could feel my brain rotting. I'd understand if she ran a channel that was engaging/interesting and did her best to keep her weight out of the conversation, but I feel like her weight is the reason most people follow her in the first place (either out of concern/jealousy/shock/whatever), which she knows, and uses to boost her following. As long as she convinces enough tweeny boppers on youtube to sustain her, well, I wish her the best. But o m g take a fish oil pill or something, the malnutrition's reached your brain
Her "anorexia story" is all over the news everywhere. Poor kid, what I hate the most is that "serious" media just throw the "anorexia", the "unrealistic body standars for children", "more meat for this bones" and the "promoting eating disorders"; Eugenia never promoted eating disorders or actually spoke about them. Poor girl, I hope she gets the help and support she needs.
It's like she avoids the word 'anorexia'...
It's like she avoids the word 'anorexia'...
It's like she avoids the word 'anorexia'...
I watched this video the other day, and was honestly horrified by the sheer . . . nothingness of her being. It's insane that she's walking/living/maintaining an internet presence; I have no idea how she's still alive, to be truthful.
People can be admitted for eating disorders just as much as mental illnesses. I would never accuse someone of an eating disorder but I would freely say I think someone needs help. What's most alarming is that no one is getting help for this girl. At least from what we see, but there's no doubt she's withering away.I watched this video the other day, and was honestly horrified by the sheer . . . nothingness of her being. It's insane that she's walking/living/maintaining an internet presence; I have no idea how she's still alive, to be truthful.
It's hard, because while I want to hate her mom (and dad, if there is one in the picture; I don't follow her too closely), I realize that she is legally an adult who is ultimately in charge of making her own choices . . . but gosh, you wonder how someone can waste away to that degree without someone stepping in. I realize that there are certain legalities etc. that would probably prevent her parents from just admitting her to a treatment centre, but you'd think that, since it truly seems like a life-or-death situation, there must be something that they could do?
I mean, people can be admitted for a plethora of mental illnesses . . . why can't they do something a little less extreme to try to help her out? I don't know . . . I just hate to see someone so close to death and seemingly unaware. It's heartbreaking.