@RLABC
No, I didn't go back to the GP as I had no idea when she'd return to work. To be honest I was relieved, I don't know if I'd have had the courage (or want) to confess, at the time.
Firstly, thank you 
Last time my parents were here (May) I got a lot of comments about my weight loss (all negative) but I was able to hide (mostly) the physical signs with clothing and I made an effort to eat in front of them, sometimes. The beauty is, they stay in a rented apartment about 10 minutes away (in a resort) so I don't have to be with them 24/7. It's easy to decline meals as I can say that I ate earlier / will be eating later, etc.
As for my husband, well he was clueless about ED's, up until about a month ago. He works such long hours that we hardly ever get any time together and hadn't eaten together for so many months. Again, sooo easy to say I've already eaten. Of course he noticed the weight loss but I'd reassured him that it was being done healthily. I'm a bit
that he accepted that, to be honest but, it made life so much easier for me. It's different now, he's on my case so, tensions are rising 
@thesunwillout, thank you for responding so kindly 
The last time I was ill in the UK I had a choice; be sectioned or go to an ED day patient unit daily (as I refused point blank to be admitted to hospital) so, I went along for 6-7 months. Daily meals + snacks, therapy, group work etc. I don't know if that is an option here but if it is, I'm really not sure I want to do it. The hospital is an hour away. The road is treacherous. I've got too much to do at home that means I need to be here. I can't spare the time for it.
I'd love all those foods you mentioned (and more!) but can't eat them. I'm living on watermelon, lager and cigarettes 