u/jachybochsss

Hey everyone. I wanted to ask what the best way is to deal with someone with anorexia. My family and I are really stuck between trying to be super understanding and not getting mad when she doesn’t eat, and just letting her do whatever she wants. Because she drinks calorie-containing beverages, she isn’t in immediate physical danger, so we’re trying to take the pure health aspect out of the equation for now.
On the other hand, we’re wondering if we should be more firm—encouraging her to make an effort every time and pointing out that she isn’t making progress. I know the second approach might sound harsh, but with the first one, I’m concerned that she might interpret our lack of reaction as us accepting the situation as normal.
I hope that makes sense. We’re honestly scared that we’re handling this the wrong way and that we might be making her mental health worse without realizing it. I’d really appreciate hearing from people who have experience with this or know what approach is generally most helpful.

So my 13-year-old sister has had anorexia for about 6 months, and she’s now at the worst she’s ever been. Literally no food goes into her mouth anymore. The only thing she takes is calorie drinks to keep herself from losing weight.
She was in therapy with a psychologist for several months and then went to a specialised eating-disorder centre for 2 months, where she stayed 6 days a week. After those 2 months, they told us they couldn’t do anything more for her and that it was ultimately up to her if she wanted to change.
She’s back home now, and as a family, we’re completely lost. She just keeps getting worse, and we don’t see even the slightest hope of her getting better. Every single day, every single meal is a battle, and I honestly don’t know how much longer I can keep watching my little sister go through this.
I think I need a reality check from you guys. Is it realistic to think that this could stay like this for years? Because right now, it feels like there’s no end in sight, and I’m completely lost on what we’re supposed to do.

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