Quote Originally Posted by Carys View Post
You are missing out on so many important dietary elements necessary to keep you healthy, and for so long. I'm not surprised you are feeling unwell. You will of course know this, but you are in the grips of this horrible phobia. You didn't say, but I think it's incredibly important that you are seeing a doctor about this problem immediately. Have you visited a GP ?

You are in such a difficult place with this right now, and you must get some help. This can be sorted out, but you need some real world help from someone who specialises in this sort of problem...a referral to help you build the skills to deal with the phobia and start eating things that can make you feel more well. You aren't as stuck as you think, it will just take a small step, reaching out for some help.

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Fresh carrots (not cooked), peeled, and chopped into bite sized pieces would be a really good place to start. Have a bowl next to you to nibble on.

Bananas are great, they tell ill people to eat bananas as they are so good for you, and very gentle on the stomach and easy to digest.

How about raisins? You could mix a handful into your yoghurts?

There is no protein in the list of 'things you want to try'
I'm scared to go get help from a go because of how underweight I am.. I've seen stories of people like me being treated like anorexic and put into inpatient care and I couldn't do that as I wouldn't be able to eat what they give me as I'm scared of it and vomitting.
Thank you for the advice.... I was wanting to try chicken dippers or fish fingers but I worry I won't cook it right and get poisoning or that the batter around the chicken/fish will make me sick. If have chicken soup but I worry that will make me sick too :'(