Angela Schiff overwhelmed by backlash after opening up about eating disorder: ‘Heartwarming’

in Nice guest She told Angela that at the time of her turn in Good times bad times Showered with attention. Her eating disorder developed during this period. “It became a kind of support, because I was in control there. Or I thought I was, because eating disorders eventually make the bladder loose, of course.”

Angela writes on Instagram that she doesn’t necessarily plan to talk about her eating disorder beforehand. “I don’t know if it was just a coincidence, but in any case my involvement in the matter was completely natural Nice guest I spoke about my eating disorder for the first time on television. I would like to thank Eos for the nice conversation and the editors for their great kindness and respect towards this topic.

The actress received a lot of reactions and personal stories after the episode. “From people who are fighting themselves or people who see their loved ones struggling,” she writes. “Your letters were touching and sad, but also very warm to me. Thank you. It proves once again that openness connects people.

Many people ask Angela if she can share tips, but she’s eager to do so. “Of course I am not a doctor and can only speak from myself. I can recommend the book to caregivers of people with eating disorders.” Treating an eating disorder together By Janet Treasure. And for everyone who is in the middle of it: Be kind to yourself. You don’t have to believe everything you think.

Nice guest It can be watched every Friday at 9 pm on NPO channel 2. You can watch the episode with Angela Schijf here Looking back.