Georgia Taylor, who was treated for anorexia, says she was made to feel 'like an object'.
By Anna Palmer & Zola HargreavesPeople with eating disorders in Wales could be sent as far away as Scotland in order to get treatment.
Dr Isabela Jurewicz, chairwoman of the devolved eating disorder faculty at the Royal College of Psychiatrists, said the new way of placing people meant they would be "negatively impacted" due to the uncertainty of where they will be treated.Georgia was treated at Cotswold House, but had an uncertain wait before being sent there
Dr Jurewicz said the end of the Oxford contract meant explaining to patients that doctors did not know where they would be treated, adding "to what is already a really difficult and stressful situation".Georgia TaylorGeorgia said a lack of education at school about eating disorders meant she felt like "it was something I needed to hide or something I needed to be ashamed of"."I'm still having to live with my eating disorder to this day.
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