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Georgia McCann are on the way to recovery.
The Next gene NYC Star will be sincere for the first time about a decade -long eating disorder battle, which started in high school as what she calls a “mismatched management mechanism.”
“Many people are struggling with body dysmorphia, but in my case it was always centered around control,” McCann told People In an interview published August 29. “It started for me around eighth grade; there were things that happened in my home life, things that happened to my hormones, I felt depressed. What happened to me was incomprehensible, and this was a way to take control of something during a time when I couldn’t control anything else.”
McCann said she would have “inflating” every year where she would use restrictive eating and cleaning to check her food intake.
“There was no method for control, that was the whole range,” she said. “Last time I just didn’t eat at all. And in a strange way I mentally trained my mind and my body to be rejected by food, which made it easier not to eat. And when I was going to eat, my stomach had shrunk so much that after five pieces I felt full. So it was a kind of self -fulfilling prophet.”
