Mary Ann: Surviving Anorexia, Sepsis, and Amputation
There are health struggles, and then there is a total, multi-front war on the body. For Mary Ann, life from the age of 13 was defined by anorexia—a self-made “prison” of rigid rules about food and exercise. It was a condition that eventually plunged her weight into the 70s and nearly cost her life. Her experience in residential treatment