Topic : 03/15 Starving for Perfection

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Created on : Friday, November 10, 2006, 09:21:57 am
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(Original Air Date: 11/16/06) Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought, 'If I could lose five more pounds, I'd be perfect?' Dr. Phil's first guest, Darlene, thinks that every day, even though she's 5' 3" and weighs 60 pounds. She walks 20 miles a day followed by 500 stomach crunches and 1,200 leg lifts, so she doesn't have to worry about eating. Her twin sister, Marlene, says she's tried everything to help Darlene win this 11-year battle. Could something in her past be at the root of her problem? Is it too late for Darlene to recover? Then, 22-year-old Jennifer weighs 63 pounds and has the bones of an 80-year-old. Food is such an enemy to her that it takes her up to two hours to eat as much as a tablespoon. Jennifer's parents say she needs to control everything  -- throwing out their food and telling them what they can and can't buy -- and her anorexia is affecting their marriage. They plead for help to save their daughter's life. What does Jennifer need to do to regain her health? Will these women choose to take a step in the right direction? Join the discussion.

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April 25, 2008, 9:32 pm PDT

FOLLOWUP?

Dr. Phil, do you know what happened to Darlene (Not sure if that is her real name). We used to see her just about every day walking in my town, and I would see her just about every time we would shop at our local Wal Mart Super Center. She always had a few things in her cart (popcorn) but we never saw her check out.

 

It's been a few months since we have seen her, and we were wondering if she was still alive because we know she did not take your help.

 

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