'I can't marry you until I tell you something' - Woman on overcoming a life-long eating disorder
Amanda Stokes, now in her 40s, developed an eating disorder in her early 20s. She learnt to hide it until she was about to get married and felt the need to share her struggle with her fiancé. Eventually, she sought help and is not well into her recovery. Here's Amanda's story as told to Mitchell Jordan. My stomach was so full I felt like I was about to burst. But the physical discomfort was nowhere near as strong as the wave of guilt that washed over me. After months of following a strict diet and exercise regime, I'd just eaten three hamburgers and two bags of fries in about 20 shameful min...