Letting Ana Go
Author: Anonymous
This is the story of a girl.She was an athlete with a bright future. She only wanted to lose a few pounds.Once she started to lose weight, she couldn’t stop. The feeling she got from getting thinner was addicting. She felt powerful. In control.She didn’t realize she was starving herself to death.Follow her devastating journey in her own words, in the diary she left behind…..Read More
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