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s-jaySenior Contributor
Hi all! Is any one planning to watch How 'Mad' Are You tonight on SBS? I know the name is not ideal, but the trailer looks pretty powerful, here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_i_WpRpWw_c
After the second episode airs next week one of the cast will join us for a chat over here.
We think it's going to make for an interesting chat and hope some of you will join us.
In the meantime - anyone planning to watch tonight?
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Unknown userMember
I'm watching too @s-jay
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Hope4meSenior Contributor
I know this might sound critical, but I noticed two women wearing long sleeves during the water race. It makes me wonder if there are scars.
One of them has short sleeves now.
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BlueBaySenior Contributor
Just a thought - I would love to volunteer to see if the professionals get it right eith my illness. @s-jay
It seems they are struggling to work out which person has which illness.
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Unknown userMember
I guess they do not have clinical history.
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s-jaySenior Contributor
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s-jaySenior Contributor
Wow! On Mitch, they got it right... He's done amazing in recovery!
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s-jaySenior Contributor
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Hope4meSenior Contributor
Yes indeed @s-jay
I picked Mitch as a sufferer of Anorexia. More of a guess than a clinical analysis.
@s-jay @Jupiter @BlueBay @Darcy @Elin @Shaz51 @lmn83 @Snowie He's turning out to be an interesting case study for me
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BlueBaySenior Contributor
@s-jay
Im getting really emotional 😥
but don’t know
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s-jaySenior Contributor
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