Description
Marine is today a fulfilled woman, who loves her family and friends, sports and adventure. But Marine was not always so full of life: when she was younger, she was not like other girls of her age: she was anorexic. She was obsessed with her appearance and weight, to the point of putting her in danger and spending several months in the hospital. What are the traps of dysmorphophobia in which she fell? How to react in front of the indifference of the doctors and the incomprehension of the relatives? What was the trigger that allowed her to reinvent herself through sport, to the point of becoming an accomplished triathlete? After a striking video-confession seen by nearly 700,000 people, Marine recounts in this book the steps that led her from the disease to recovery. A positive testimony, a true message of hope, which everyone can identify with. This exceptional testimony, in which Marine's mother and brother take part, sheds light on a taboo subject that must finally be addressed. With modesty, but guided by a true concern for authenticity, Marine takes us through her journey, from her darkest period to today.
