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We go months without seeing my son’s face

By Sarah Farmer · The Independent · September 2026
We go months without seeing my son’s face
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"Today marks the first-ever Body Dysmorphic Disorder Awareness Day. Sarah Farmer reveals the devastating impact of watching her son struggle with the much-misunderstood disorder, from him refusing to go to school to asking his parents to leave when he enters the room"

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