Jesus Eating Disorder
Missed Period? What could it be?
I am 19, a little bit overweight but nothing extreme. I always have been though.
I do not have an eating disorder and don’t believe i’ve had any extreme weight changes recently.
I have not done any travelling.
Everything was normal before I had my daughter (who is 25 mo.) and then the pregnancy was normal and when the periods started back they had been normal up until this month.
No illegal drug use and I am def. not preggers again (unless it is the next Jesus?)
I don’t think I am overly stressed.
And trust me I am not overweight enough to need any sort of surgery. Just one of those run of the mill girls that wasn’t lucky enough to be able to eat anything they want without ever gaining a pound.
if there is no chance you are pregnant then it is nothing more then a missed period. Not unusual.
Saved from Drugs, Eating Disorders and Cutting – CBN.com
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