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Originally posted by valkyrie
It sounds like the women are trying to help her and she makes excuses and denies having a problem. Honestly, if I were in that situation -- if I had a problem and denied it when confronted, if anybody went to student health or called my parents behind my back, I would be LIVID. I would probably leave the sorority and never talk to them again -- that's how angry I would be. Whether it's legal or not (and I wouldn't be too quick to make assumptions about that because the law differs from state to state), it might not always be a good idea.
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Understandably. But when you talk about mental health - under which anorexia falls - student health or a doctor or clinic have an
obligation to report her, if not 302 (commit) her.
It's actually easier to do this to someone than most people think (even for a non-professional), once you know the system.