While many people
with anorexia or bulimia suffer in silence, this week is dedicated to
speaking up about the issue of eating disorders.
Today marks the beginning of national Eating Disorder Awareness Week.
Dr. Mimi Israël
of the Douglas Mental Health University Institute tells us some
of the warning signs that you or someone you know may have an eating
disorder include not wanting to go out for food anymore, refusing to eat
in front of others and withdrawing socially.
Israël
says the earlier you treat an eating disorder, the better the chances
of recovery. But stresses if someone you know has an eating disorder,
it's important not to force them to get help, but to lead them to the
conclusion that they may need help themselves.
The second turbine rotor is en route from West Saint John to the Point Lepreau generating station.
The journey was originally planned for last Sunday but was delayed because of the weather.
You're advised to avoid Route 1 between 7am and 10:30am this morning. You
can expect major delays in the eastbound and westbound lanes of Route 1
from Ludlow Street to Route 790 at Lepreau as the turbine makes the
trek to the generating station.
The
convoy will be moving very slowly at between 15-20 kilometers per hour
for most of the 50-kilometre journey with a police escort. It should
take about six hours to complete the transport. The turbines weigh
approximately 130-tonnes each.
