Caraline's Story..A Young Anorexic's Final Months Part Five

Fifth and final part of the documentary about Caraline Neville-Lister

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• Caraline
• Neville
• Lister
• Anorexia
• Bulimia
• Depression
• Illness
• Suicide

[india9]

Why does everyone have to use the comments on this poor woman's story to broadcast their own petty problems?

A 14 year old's wanarexic issues do not compare to what this documentary shows.

I'm sick of hearing: I once made myself sick in a youtube video, then I self-harmed and posted the pictures on facebook. RIP Caraline.

People are so self-centered!

Sorry about the rant, but this film has left a very deep impression on me. What it shows is horrific and should not have been allowed to happen.

[ayslin218]

I just pray that she's found peace. I don't think I've ever wished it more for a person.

[theuniqueRKWvlog]

@Fool1100 I wish i could have spoken to her . I wish i could have helped :( it makes me so sad ... one of my subscribers said i was following the exact same path as her :/ I dont think anyone has ever followed the same path as her :( x

[christin3yvette]

This is absolutely heartbreaking. Her parents should rot in hell. Rip. You're in a happier place now. No more pain.

[KSitz77]

I don't understand why the grocery store keeps letting her continue the ritual of spending $36 per day, or for that matter why appropriate interventions are not taking place. She seems stronger than she should in that state also. She stands when she purges and sits up most of the time. As a migraine sufferer I must lay down quite often and I am at a normal weight. One would think she would not be strong enough to shop, prepare food, sit up and stand while purging.

[KSitz77]

Forgive me for being logical about this situation because this is a very emotional and sad case BUT the narrator said she weighed 3 1/2 stone. That equates to 49 pounds. That can't be right given how tall she is and looking at her body. Also, is if she eats two days worth of food in one evening I don't think she got rid of that much. I suffer from migraines and sometimes it makes me vomit and I can tell you just one meal makes me eliminate WAY more than she did, unless we did not see all.

[Fool1100]

@m0sasHospital would have been very frightening for Caraline - they forcefeed people with eating disorders and that would have been unbearable for someone like her. I think it would have been better if she hadn't had to live alone, but she probably would've felt unable to live with anyone because most bulimics are ashamed of what they do. Her mental pain must have been agonising and her death brought her peace.

[Fool1100]

I started suffering from bulimia at 17 - I still struggle at the age of 49. I wrote to Caraline before she died and she replied to my letter. I was never as thin as Caraline, but went through the same rituals and obsessional behaviour. The loneliness, pain and isolation of this disease is indescribable. What a brave woman you are, Caraline.

[Lrr0REglittafied]

This makes me so, so sad. I can't imagine the pain she suffered.

Rest in peace, Caraline.

[m0sas]

@TheNocturnalCannibal agreed. i just wish the people who made the documentary had stepped in and taken her to the hospital. If she could still stand, get up and walk around then i feel something couldve been done. Just a shame. Such a sweet soul, ruined bc of horrible monsters.

[TheNocturnalCannibal]

@m0sas I would have done the same. I want to hold her so bad, let her know shes beautiful. She really was. Hold her hand and show her that you can be happy. I wish she was still here..

[BodyartCat]

wait wait..what pills are those o.O ;\ ?????????