Eating Disorders

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...ba href=/eating disorder/a/b such as anorexia, bulimia or binge eating.

Newcomers are welcome.

Family members are encouraged to attend.

There is no preregistration.

Sessions include self-help information about issues, group sharing and discussion.

Sponsored by the Mental Health Association in Hendricks County.

The church is at 8264 E.

County Road 100 South.

Information: (317) 272-0027.GamblingGamblers Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m.

Fridays at St.

Mark's Episcopal Church, 710 E.

Buchanan St., Plainfield.

For more information, call (317) 837-1559 or go online at www .gamblersanonymous.orgMental healthMeets at 3:30 p.m.

Fridays at Danville Unitarian Church, 95 N.

Jefferson St., behind Mayberry Cafe.

The mutual aid group is for those who suffer a mental illness, supported by the Mental Health Association of Hendricks County.

A healthy meal and activities will be provided.

Information: (317) 272-0027.Multiple sclerosisMeets at 7 p.m.

the second Tuesday of the month in the conference room at Hendricks Regional Health Avon, 8211 E.

U.S.

36.

Information: (317) 745-3553.ParentingThese groups offer help and information:Avon and Brownsburg MOMS Club, or Moms Offering Moms Support, meets at 10 a.m.

the first Monday of the month at Avon Community Church of the Nazarene.

Children are welcome.

Members sponsor craft days and outings with and without children.

The church is at 47 N.

County Road 625 East.

Information: (317) 272-1480.MOMS Club of Hendricks County, or Moms Offering Moms Support, meets at 10 a....

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25, 2006 'Survivor' values 'Guatemala' winner sticks to her beliefs By Helen T.

Gray Knight Ridder Newspapers KKANSAS CITY, Mo.

- Would you take your top off for peanut butter?

" Danni Boatwright was in Los Angeles interviewing for "Survivor: Guatemala" when one of the producers asked her that question.

Previous female contestants on the show, desperate for a food treat, had done that.

"No!

" she responded adamantly.

"Who is the most famous person you've slept with?

" By this time, "I was mad," she said recently.

"Evidently from the (audition) tape I sent in (one of about 50,000), they thought I was a party girl because I was fun-loving." But Boatwright, 30, a native...