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Writing an essay about being in the 32-45% of those that recover from Ana in the first year while actually being in 35-45% that relapse in the first 18 months
u/sage-green-lover — 11 days ago
Recommendations for feedback companies?
Hi! Does anyone have any recommendations for a good source for having someone familiar with admissions look over your essays?
I don’t have anyone familiar with law school admissions to give advice, so I was looking for paying a reviewer / tutor to give feedback on my essays. I’d be looking for someone familiar with the admissions process, not just someone whose qualifications is that they’ve gotten into law school.
Im a few years out of college so can’t use a college resource either. I’m not sure if that’s really a thing in law school admissions though, so let me know if I’m over thinking this!
Thanks!
u/sage-green-lover — 2 months ago
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Pulling up BMI graph so you can see at what weight you’d be underweight then realizing your pre ED weight was obese instead of overweight
(New recovery fear unlocked)
(I support all weights just not all weights for meh
u/sage-green-lover — 2 months ago
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How it feels experiencing a google search resulting in “go to the emergency room immediately” for the 10th time
u/sage-green-lover — 2 months ago
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Ignoring food and body anxiety to lock in for an entry exam
Taking a super important test the end of this week so food and nutrient maxing this week 😙✌️ I’ve already noticed weight gain but fuck it we ball. I’ve abandoned calorie counting and weighting and embracing weight gain as something I can reverse after the exam bc it’s a life altering entry exam (the LSAT)
u/sage-green-lover — 2 months ago