Someone in the comments of the video on youtube said that Polly committed suicide.

During the next two years, their empire, fueled by the real estate bubble and cheap money, falters due to the economic crisis. The film follows four women with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and other eating disorders in their struggle for recovery. A BULGING BELLY = INCREASED RISK FOR DEMENTIALATE ONSET ANOREXIA...A WOMAN IN HER 40s TALKS ABOUT HER STRUGGLESBEATING YOURSELF UP ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT??? I have it, and along with hypermobile joint, I also get migraines, breathing issues, POTS, dizzy spells, skin issues (poorly healed scars and random rashes). Thin Documentary. Pollack "Polly" Ann Williams, who was featured in the HBO documentary Thin, was found dead three weeks ago (February 8, 2008) in her Hixson, Tennessee home.

But I'm glad most recovered as far as I know.

Anonymous. It means not putting unrealistic expectations on myself and not feeling like a failure when I don’t meet them. The epilogue states that she began to restrict after discharge and lost weight rapidly.

She relapses into anorexia before leaving, prompting concern amongst patients and staff, and is released against medical advice. She had been hospitalized five times in the three months leading to her admittance to the Center. Right now I'm trying to find bras that are sized correctly 30FF/28G that don't shift my damaged rotator cuff. Take care honey and hopefully all will be well. Um, also, the movie painted it kinda hopelessly, which is also, thankfully inaccurate. The film made by his parents Dana and Hart examines how Evan's bipolar ... It's people like Just Me that make this world a sadder place. Shelly told staff that Polly had given her Upon being given her 24-hour notice to leave, Polly expresses despair and purges on camera. "So I write to tell you it is possible. The 33-year-old Williams, who was a lobbyist for the National Eating Disorders Association, was one of four women featured in Laura Greenfield’s 2006 HBO documentary, “Thin,” which chronicled the women’s lives inside Renfrew, a Florida treatment center. - ED documentary style - posted in Anorexia Discussions: hopefully its not just me whos seen every ED documentary i can find but im always interested in where the people are at now i heard that Polly from Thin killed herself some point after being kicked out of treatment which is just horrible and one of the Rhodes Farm documentaries is 11 years old now which is … I was measured at the time as a 32 DD. Dissenting opinions are fine, as long as they are respectful. Film subjects hail from diverse points on the beauty landscape.... Having struggled with her eating disorder for 16 years, Alisa took disability leave from her job as a pharmaceutical rep in order to enter treatment. I wonder how you have been since. She has always been a great source of information and I applaud her for that and feel sad for what she is facing.

A teenage girl who feels she must always seem happy for her parents and friends secretly binges and purges. You're probably feeling a lot of pain because of the muscle, tendons, and ligaments that have extra weight to support.

The epilogue reveals that she would go on to lose 20 pounds and attempt suicide, and that she returned to Renfrew for treatment and maintained a healthy weight after leaving. Thing is, it's not a particular shape, and it's definitely not necessarily an extreme shape. After discharge, Alisa struggles through dinner with her children and Shelly at a restaurant. (I probably wasn't in the correct sizes then either but my mom had no idea of where to take me) There has been tremendous size inflation since then and I have no idea what it would be considered now. I, too, have hypermobile joints (my orthopedic surgeon has told me that if it existed, I'd score a 10 on the Beighton Scale). 4 years ago.