I stayed around 90 lbs for quite awhile while I worked through some issues in therapy. After I'd worked through some issues in therapy and felt more comfortable, my weight raised to where it is today at it's preanorexic level. I also worked with a dietician, and I worked with a sports trainer at a local gym, which I found really helpful. Working with the sports trainer helped me build back muscle that I'd lost, and helped me feel better about my body. But I think it's different for each individual.
Some people do worry about that kind of thing, or have to worry about it.
Well, I'm afraid that we've almost reached the end of our time with Ms. Sargent today. I want to let people know that if they're out there and struggling, just that recovery is possible. It really doesn't matter where you've been, how long you've been ill, or what negative predictions people have made about your prognosis for recovery. If recovery is truly what you want, then you will get there. And just to let people know they have the ability to accomplish anything they set their minds to achieve, and that full recovery is within their reach.