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Get her help. She may fight it but if there are others who are professionals involved, they can handle it. If she is fainting it is very serious and even if you have to resort to calling her parents, do it. but it is very thoughtful of you to not stand back. have you confronted her on it? if you choose to do that, talk to someone about how to go about it properly becuase from what i remember she is mentally on eggshells and saying the wrong thing could drive her deeper into this mental illness.
but no less i wish you the best. i have been in her shoes (not to that extreme) but no less, you are a good friend even if she doesnt realize it.... she may hate you for doing what you must, but down the road she will understand and even if she doesnt, you will be able to live with yourself becuase if somethign bad happens it is a horrible guilt to live with on your part if you stand back and let this run its course.
G'luck.
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