Teenager who will only eat noodles munches her way through 30 MILES every year
A selective eating disorder traced back to a bout of food poisoning 10 years ago has left her terrified of being sick if she eats anything else
Tucking in: Georgi Readman wants to put on weight
A teenager scoffs 30 miles of noodles every year because she is afraid to eat other food.Georgi Readman, 18, gets through up to nine 11p packets of value chicken noodles from Morrisons every week.
However, she is so undernourished her doctor once believed she had leukaemia.A selective eating disorder which was traced back to a bout of food poisoning on holiday 10 years ago has left her terrified of being sick if she eats anything else.The teenager, from Shanklin on the Isle of Wight, said: “I was so ill I was collapsing on the train."I was nearly hospitalised. Since then I’ve been really afraid of being sick. That’s why I can only eat certain things.”The 7st, 5ft 3in student said: “I’d love to be a jockey. I’ve got an interview at the British Racing School but you have to be at least 9st 7lb.“I just want to put on weight and become physically fit so I can ride. I hate having to put up with this.”
A selective eating disorder traced back to a bout of food poisoning 10 years ago has left her terrified of being sick if she eats anything else
Tucking in: Georgi Readman wants to put on weight
A teenager scoffs 30 miles of noodles every year because she is afraid to eat other food.Georgi Readman, 18, gets through up to nine 11p packets of value chicken noodles from Morrisons every week.
However, she is so undernourished her doctor once believed she had leukaemia.A selective eating disorder which was traced back to a bout of food poisoning on holiday 10 years ago has left her terrified of being sick if she eats anything else.The teenager, from Shanklin on the Isle of Wight, said: “I was so ill I was collapsing on the train."I was nearly hospitalised. Since then I’ve been really afraid of being sick. That’s why I can only eat certain things.”The 7st, 5ft 3in student said: “I’d love to be a jockey. I’ve got an interview at the British Racing School but you have to be at least 9st 7lb.“I just want to put on weight and become physically fit so I can ride. I hate having to put up with this.”