"Recovered" - Short Film

[@noemiegiliberto8482]

My god..... I have tears in my eyes... Everything was just so real and descriptive , amazing job

[@marjorieathomas]

It means so much for me to hear this, thank you Noémie!!

[@robertawanderwoodsen951]

the way you have cassies accent from skins and you kinda look like her-

[@rose-um1jt]

At first I thought it was !!!!!!

[@toril7318]

Brunette Cassie

[@tashahm8452]

She sounds nothing like Cassie

[@rose-um1jt]

@@tashahm8452 and that's the unique thing about all of us.. we all see and hear things differently 🙌🌈 no one is right or wrong, its opinion and how we interpret things🙌

[@victoriabryer4710]

@@rose-um1jt exactly, I hear Cassie as well and she has similar features.

[@irmak7401]

It was truly just 'right'. I think I can't say any definition other than that. We should know and keep remember that.

[@viviennesawtelle6728]

I’ve never seen anything like this, you should be proud, you don’t know how much you’ve helped me

[@marjorieathomas]

Words can't describe how much that means to me ❤ I'm so happy it's helped

[@teenajera]

Marjorie you are a beautiful soul and your strength inspires even old me! You are going places, kiddo! Exuberantly talented! ♥️T

[@AllieRhoades]

That was simply beautiful

[@franceskronenwett3539]

I have seen so many videos and read so many articles about girls suffering from annorexia. This has prompted me to ask a question. Have girls always suffered this condition or is it just a horrible feature of today's society with its demands on absolute physical perfection?

[@amandaong2097]

I feel like girls may have always suffered from this, but today's society is making girls have these disorders everywhere now. Boys too, but most commonly girls, practically every girl has problems like this, but it's social media and unrealistic expectation that do this to girls.

[@westonwheeler2311]

Anorexia has dated back to as far as the 5th century! It was named anorexia in the late 1800's, but the disorder has been around since the 5th century

[@kenias_]

¡Excelente!

[@witchfreakhunter]

Thank you so much for this.

[@tiffanyroseangeles7517]

Majorie well done! Your acting is great! We see such real emotional turmoil coming from your mind & heart. You are lovely another gorge UK skin member!) Me too though I'm just 1/2 Brit.) The way you used your editorial skills girl A+! You speak softly & quietly yes somewhat like Cassie from Skins" But I personally don't like comparing ppl. Everyone is a individual and different L That doesn't seem fair comparing you to CASS except from those with no British blood. Might simply say the accent but some go more! I think your awesome!!!! Great video!!!

[@thebestbecca20]

This is like the life after Cassie out of hospital

[@jasmijnschepers3739]

Will the voices ever go away?

[@marjorieathomas]

For me personally, there is still some version of the voice that used to be there. But it is quieter, and I am better able to see that it is also sad, and needs the same love and compassion as I do. I believe the same is true for everyone's ED voice. It's sad and lonely a very cynical. But still just as worth of loving as you are.

[@tabea6418]

I would say you learn to live with the thoughts. They are there, but if you choose recovery, they will get smaller and maybe one day for you they will be gone. But you have to fight it. If you don't fight the voices, they won't go away, even if they are screaming louder than ever before the Moment you decide to go all in. It will get better - I promise. I was already there

[@marcellemccalla6325]

I feel like they never truly go away. They just don't sound the same or have the same strength. Somedays, it's barely a whisper, and others, it's a shout.

[@skateworms]

i don't wanna be sick forever please

[@island3045]

I don’t want you to be sick forever either please now there’s help!! I mean it!! Your perfect the way u r