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Body dysmorphic disorder The Butterfly Girl

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I was diagnosed with BDD in 1998 a time where I hated myself so much that I could barely leave my bedroom, I wished my life to be over and felt that I had no place within this world, however once I was diagnosed by an American Psychologist I became determined to regain control over my life!

It took a long time for me to come to terms with the fact that the life I had led was in fact controlled by this illness.
The BDD had been controlling me... the voice in my head which made me feel as though I was trapped inside a body which was holding me back from doing all the things I wanted to do, such as the simplest things like taking a walk on a sunny day or joining my family at the dinner table.

I was isolated in my dark bedroom and my life had become a living hell.
Perhaps the most difficult problem for me was even once I was diagnosed there was very little help available in the UK.

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Body dysmorphic disorder The Butterfly Girl
(3 Mar 2008), John Blake Publishing Ltd
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First Sentence

"Standing behind the curtain i feel sick, with anxiety. My palms are sweaating and the sound of my rapidly beating heart is echoing loadly in my my ears,"

Edition Notes

My main objective for my book “the butterfly girl” is to help creating further awareness on the illness in which I suffer (Body Dysmorphic Disorder) and show others that like me there can be a way of learning to lead a “Normal” and “Happy” life with it.

By helping others through the publication of my book it makes all that I have been through worthwhile, for me the book marks the end of those chapters of my life. If I can now use my past experiences in a positive way then perhaps there was a purpose to all those years I wasted with Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
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Hardcover
Number of pages
275
Dimensions
23.4 x 15.8 x 3.2

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OL23530406M

First Sentence

"Standing behind the curtain i feel sick, with anxiety. My palms are sweaating and the sound of my rapidly beating heart is echoing loadly in my my ears,"

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