Brave Girl Eating

I've Never Had Anorexia. But I Know It Well. I See It On The Street, In The Gaunt And Sukken Face. The Bony Chest. The Spindly Arms Of An Emaciated Woman. I've Come to Recognize the Flat Lool Of Despair. The Hopeleness That Follows. Inevitably, From Years Of Starvation. I Think: That Could Have Been My Daughter. It Wasn't. It's Not. If I Have Anything To Say About It. It Won't Be.

Harriet Brown is a regular contributor to the new York Times and also has written for O, Redbook. Psychology Today, and other publications. Her previous books include Feed Me!, which is also the title of her popular blog that covers food, weight, and body image (barrietbrown.blogspot.com).

Foreword	p. xi
Author's Note	p. xv
before What I Wish Everyone Knew	p. 1
Down the Rabbit Hole	p. 9
Home Again, Home Again	p. 45
There Will Be Cake	p. 69
The Country of Mental Illness	p. 97
The Trouble is Now	p. 121
September	p. 141
In Which We Take On the Insurance Company, and Lose	p. 165
Watching Kitty	p. 187
Crusts and Crumbs	p. 203
The Happy Ending	p. 225
epilogue Relapse, Recovery, Renewal	p. 245
Acknowledgments	p. 259
Resources	p. 263
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