It sounds like you are describing awful people who self-identify as Christian, while completely ignoring the teachings in the New Testament where Christ makes it pretty clear that He wants you to take care of yourself.
For what it’s worth, it doesn’t sound like you’re ostracized by Christians as much as you are ostracized by assholes.
Re: Christianity and therapy…I grew up in a house where my mom did (and still does) believe that depression can be cured by vitamin D and prayer. It wasn’t until I was in college that I was able to get actual help. Growing up, my youth pastors were well aware I suffered from an eating disorder and did nothing. Last time I visited my church the speaker called having an eating disorder and depression as personal choices. I can definitely relate to feeling ostracized by other Christians.
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