Wow! Tell Me What You See will be a great source of inspiration to young women. It gives one a sense of the struggle and puts you in touch with the need. I love the testimonies. A moving, excellent production. Highly recommended."

"We have been treating eating disorders for 23 years..."Tell me what you See" is so encouraging and such a Blessing to our clients that it plays in our lobby and we use it in groups. It was our staff's idea that we provide a copy to each of our eating disorder clients. It is a powerful healing touch!"

"Having the honor to lead Lily7 and to address college students at various campuses across our nation, I consistently encounter women who are imprisoned by their struggles with eating disorders. I found myself spellbound as I listened to the Tell Me What You See project. If you are connected in any way to women's ministry or to women who find themselves dealing with eating disorders, you must get this CD! There is healing and freedom in the music and words found here. Powerful!"

"Fiercely courageous and deeply inspiring, Tell Me What You See delivers a powerful message to all listeners about eating disorders. The music and testimonies reach the deepest part of one's soul while speaking the hard truth about the insidious illness. In our image-obsessed culture, I highly recommend this CD to not only those personally touched by eating disorders --- but to everyone."

While Tell Me What You See delivers great music, it is quite the opposite of 'safe.' As with all of Music for the Soul's recordings, this record takes risks. Big ones. Which is why I believe it will play such a big role in helping change the lives of those who listen.   Serious issues like eating disorders deserve serious and intentional dialogue. With creative beauty and bold transparency, Tell Me What You See opens the door to such dialogue, and to the hope, help and healing that awaits all who seek freedom from this difficult struggle."

"I wish my family could have listened to this CD while I was going through anorexia. It would have given us a place to start in conversation and would have given me words for the things I couldn't bear to speak myself about my addictions and control issues, and how they could help me."