IN RESEARCHING YOUR STORY, I REALIZED THAT YOU LEFT ARGENTINA, YOU HAD TO LIVE IN IN BARCELONA THEN YOU LIVED IN PARIS. NOW YOU LIVED IN THE UNITED STATES. MOST OF YOUR LIFE YOU'VE YOU'VE BEEN AN IMMIGRANT AND I JUST WONDER HOW THAT MAKES YOU THINK ABOUT YOUR FAMILY.IS YOUR FAMILY YOUR MOST IMPORTANT TEAM. UH, MICA BAPA MAMA ER CRIO QUISSIO UH MEAN FAMILIA MOMENTAMOIMA UH A BARCELONA GETTA. IT SLOPES ARE THE THE SERO PORQUEPAO AND THEN NOT GONNA HEAR MORE ER GENTERINA.ETOLO. UH LACOMBEIA COMMI MUJERIMIO MAT ...

In research that you Argentina in Barcelona, then you lived in Paris now you've been wonder how you think about Sí, totalment desde muy chiquito, todo lo que aprendí en mi casa, los valores que que me enseñaron mi papá, mi mamá y el crecimiento que hicimos siempre pegado y unido a a a mi familia desde el primer des el primer momento. Después nos tocó, como vos decís, irnos a a Barcelona y y está estar solo, empezar de de cero, porque era un país nuevo donde no conocíamos eh gente ni nada. Y bueno, después d ...

Core Issue - The report addresses the speaker's personal struggle with body image issues and disordered eating, specifically bulimia [1][2][3][4][5] - The speaker details the development of an obsession with controlling food intake and calories, leading to self-induced vomiting [3][4] - The speaker highlights the negative impact of societal pressures and bullying on self-esteem and body image [2] Recovery and Support - The speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking help and support from others [5][9] - The speaker credits her mother's intervention and support as a turning point in her recovery [6][7][8] - The speaker underscores the significance of self-acceptance, vulnerability, and courage in overcoming personal challenges [8][9] Key Takeaway - The report suggests that vulnerability is not a weakness but a strength, and admitting to having a problem is the first step towards recovery [8][9] - The report advocates for seeking help and not being ashamed of one's struggles [9]