The Steve Wilkos Show Season 3 Episode 29 Update: I'm Starving Myself to Death!
- October 22, 2009
Update: I'm Starving Myself to Death! is an episode from the third season of The Steve Wilkos Show. In this episode, Steve Wilkos welcomes back a previous guest named Mary, who first appeared on the show a year ago. Mary returns to provide an update on her life, which has taken a dangerous turn since her last appearance on the show.
Mary reveals that she has been struggling with an eating disorder and has been starving herself to the point of putting her life in danger. She admits that she has lost a considerable amount of weight and is now dangerously thin. Mary's husband, who is also present on the show, expresses his concerns for her health and well-being.
Steve Wilkos and his team immediately jump into action to help Mary. They provide her with resources and offer her the support she needs to overcome her eating disorder. The show also features other guests who discuss their own struggles with eating disorders and provide advice and support to Mary.
Throughout the episode, Steve Wilkos and his guests stress the importance of seeking professional help for eating disorders. They explain that eating disorders are complex and difficult to overcome on one's own. They also emphasize that if left unchecked, eating disorders can be fatal.
The episode also features segments where Steve Wilkos confronts individuals who have been feeding into Mary's disorder. He confronts family members and friends who have enabled Mary's harmful behavior by not speaking up or seeking help for her. Steve Wilkos stresses the importance of taking action when we see loved ones struggling with eating disorders or any other destructive behaviors.
Update: I'm Starving Myself to Death! is a powerful and emotional episode that sheds light on the devastating effects of eating disorders. The show serves as a reminder of the importance of seeking professional help and speaking up when we see our loved ones struggling with harmful behaviors. It is a testament to the great work that Steve Wilkos and his team do to help those in need.
