King Henry evicted me because I had an eating disorder. I was so upset and distraught because of this that I ended up entering into an eating disorder treatment facility shortly therafter because King Henry's management told me flat out that I was a disgrace to human kind and that I would not be allowed to live there any more because people with eating disorders don't deserve the same respect as people with other illnesses such as cancer or depression. i'm in recovery now, but i ended up paying king henry 300 dollars out of my own pocket because of my illness. the only reason they were able to successfully evict me was because i wasnt a current byu student, had i been a current been a current byu student and gone through conflict resolution, king henry would not have been able to evict me. this is because byu is very sensitive to the subject of eating disorders, they are aware of the fact that 1 in 7 of students at the university suffer from eating disorders and even go so far as to have seminar and programs in order to reach out and help those with ED's. in short, king henry is a terrible place to live, with superficial sociality and all of the sort. dont live there. especially if you have an eating disorder. i dont want you to have to go through the hell i did.

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From: Timsierramist	Date: 06/10/2009
Ridiculous. This is definatelly a see to believe issue. I cannot picture a landlord, and i've met them and will be moving into King Henry Apartments this fall, ever saying something like that to anyone. Straight up, I don't believe you and I think you were evicted for other reasons on top of not being a student. ~Tim

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