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    Lia's father does not think treatment at New Springs will help her because he believes her issues stem from emotional problems rather than medical ones. Lia is constantly cold and has a slow metabolism due to her low weight and body mass index. While Lia says she is stable, she means that she can handle the situation, not that she is emotionally or physically healthy. Her father uses the threat of forcing her into treatment as leverage during an argument. Lia's parents ignore her opinions and needs during a discussion about her treatment, likely because they are frustrated by her eating disorder and prior resistance to seeking help.

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    Lia's father does not think treatment at New Springs will help her because he believes her issues stem from emotional problems rather than medical ones. Lia is constantly cold and has a slow metabolism due to her low weight and body mass index. While Lia says she is stable, she means that she can handle the situation, not that she is emotionally or physically healthy. Her father uses the threat of forcing her into treatment as leverage during an argument. Lia's parents ignore her opinions and needs during a discussion about her treatment, likely because they are frustrated by her eating disorder and prior resistance to seeking help.

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    Wintergirls Ch. 49-51: Easy Questions (Short Answers That Can Be Found in The Book)

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    Wintergirls ch.

    49-51
    Easy questions (short answers that can be found in the
    book):
    1) Why does Lias dad not think going to New Springs will help
    her? (p. 232)
    2) a. What is the medical reason Lia is cold all the time?
    b. What is the medical reason her metabolism is slow? (p. 233)
    Harder questions (answers will require inferencing)
    3) a. Define stable:
    b. What does Lia mean when she says, Good think Im stable.
    (p. 227)
    4) a. Define leverage:
    b.What does Lias dad use as leverage against her? (p. 229)
    5) a. How is Lia being treated while her mother and father are
    talking?
    b. Why do you think Lia is being treated this way?
    c. Do you blame her mother and father for acting in this
    manner? Explain your reasoning. (pp. 230-231)

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