Day #7 USA Gymnast and Her Eating Disorder

An amazing gymnast, training for the World Olympics at only age fifteen is serious about her career, and her chance for Worlds. This seriousness became an obsession with her and her coaches.
After an injury she ended up having to have surgery and the recovery time was a bit of a rough go for her. Afterwards she had gained about five pounds and her coach noticed instantly. And had her weigh herself about three times a day and watch everything she ate, and constant working out.
She developed the eating disorder of "Bulimia"

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