462: Lindsay Hansen Park on Bulimia, Body Image, and Faith Part 3

Mormon Stories Podcast

Dr. John Dehlin

Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 14 July 2014

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Today we interview Lindsay Hansen Park, wherein she discusses her battles with Bulimia, body image, and faith.

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0:27.6	Hello and welcome again to part three of a three-part interview with Lindsay Hansen
0:35.4	Park.
0:37.9	We've really enjoyed Lindsay the past couple hours.
0:40.6	It's actually March 18th the day after the first two segments.
0:46.7	So we interviewed yesterday on Monday, March 17th.
0:49.3	March 18th, we've talked about your sort of acquiring in the eating disorder or bulimia
0:58.2	during our part one for those who haven't listened yet.
1:01.5	And in part two, we talked a bit about how you recovered and got better.
1:07.8	And we talked a little bit about how friends and family can help with that.
1:12.2	And we also talked a bit about body image in the LDS church and things like modest, modest
1:19.2	is hottest and what types of messages we send to our young women and men and how that
1:26.4	might affect them.
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