Fans won’t have to worry too much about McCurdy’s future endeavors, though.
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For years, she subsequently dealt with anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating (viaPeople).
“I said, ‘Well, how can I not develop boobs?
I don’t want those.’
And she said, ‘Well, there’s a thing called calorie restriction.’
Those were her exact words.
She did not say the word ‘anorexia.’
Jennette McCurdy became bulimic after her mother died
“Goodbye, anorexia; hello, bulimia!”
Jennette McCurdy wrote in a 2019HuffPostessay.
“I was really struggling with disordered eating and had just dipped my toe in the waters of bulimia.
In an interview withPeople, McCurdy shared a promising update on her recovery.
“Food was my coping mechanism,” she said.
“Now, I haven’t binged or purged or restricted in years.
And I feel very deeply and very strongly about saying I’ve finally recovered.”
If you are struggling with an eating disorder, or know someone who is, help is available.
