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When she visits us, she will exercise for hours daily, regularly disparage her physical appearance and skip meals claiming that she is “too bloated” to eat.

"I’m not sure what is the best way to handle this situation, both to reduce conflict between my husband and me when his family visits and to support my mother-in-law." ...

My husband confided to me that his mother had an eating disorder in the past, and there are possible signs she may have ...

MIL may suffer from an eating disorder, but this daughter-in-law is confused to why they act the way they do around her.

In today's Dear Annie column, a daughter-in-law seeks advice on handling a tense family dynamic amid concerns her mother-in-law’s eating disorder may have returned.

Dear Annie: My husband confided to me that his mother had an eating disorder in the past, and there are possible signs she may have relapsed. When she visits us, she will exercise for hours daily, ...

I’m not sure what is the best way to handle this situation, both to reduce conflict between my husband and me when his family visits and to support my mother-in-law.

My husband confided to me that his mother had an eating disorder in the past, and there are possible signs she may have relapsed. When she visits us, she will exercise for hours daily, regularly ...

Dear Annie: My husband confided to me that his mother had an eating disorder in the past, and there are possible signs she may have relapsed. When she visits us, she will exercise for hours daily, ...

You've seen it on Instagram a million times. Someone proudly showing their meal prep containers filled with quinoa and kale, ...