I'm not suggesting that Terri did have an eating disorder. Just pointing out that even IF she did, it still wouldn't explain all those fractures in her bones because she wasn't anorexic/bulimic for sure during her adolescence. That is the prime time for women's bones to be increasing in density. If she was up to 200 lbs.(?, I think I read that figure in some article about Terri), then she would have a pretty sufficient bone density for awhile and I don't think the eating disorder (Michael's say-so, not mine) would have had sufficient time to deplete her bones of the necessary minerals. Am I making sense now? Just trying to poke holes in the theory that her bones are broken because of osteoporosis or any other type of bone density problem.