A Good Laugh

For those who read my previous post "Eating to Survive" let's all have a good laugh... In said post I mention scratching myself until bleeding.  Lets look at what I came across while reading that same day...

"People who suffer from mental illness often engage in a series of destructive self-touches (pulling their hair out, for example, or scratching themselves till they bleed)."
Body Language Basics by Shelly Hagen

So I don't even need a doctor to diagnose my problem! Apparently I have some sort of mental illness. Well goody goody to that. 

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