She lost her appetite after her mother's death. A young woman is banned from traveling because of her weight

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A woman named Emma has warned doctors that her heart will stop when she is on a plane because of eating disorders.

Emma Oldfield, 23, suffers from an eating disorder after her mother died of cancer five years ago.

"My 18-year-old eating disorder began shortly after my mother died of cancer, she lost appetite after my mother died, and I used food and body as a means of expressing my feelings that would not have led to a physical breakdown," she said.

"I began to lose weight during work, working 12 hours as a waitress, cycling around to work every day, and not having time to rest and eat," she said.

The girl was forced to cancel three summer holidays before because of the doctor's fears that her friends could not withstand the pressure on the plane.

"I had to cancel my last three summer holidays because I was not healthy enough to fly, where I was supposed to go to Spain In 2016, Prague in 2017 and Turkey last year. "

Last year, when Emma was at her worst, doctors warned her because she was underweight, she was prone to heart failure.

(tagsToTranslate) Weight loss (t) Heart failure (t) Air boarding (t) Health status (t) Eating disorders