<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

There's a slight possibility that my mother will find out that I went to seek counseling for eating disorders, specifically bulimia. If she finds out, what do I tell her? I was honestly going to just bullshit about how it was a misunderstanding and that I said that when I eat too much, it makes me throw up, and the doctor interpreted that wrongly, but I don't know if that will work. 

It's also highly necessary that what I say to her minimizes the situation. She has this tendency of overreacting and freaking out in a way that will make the following two weeks of my life very difficult. 

And fwiw, I'm not actually bulimic. I binge and purge, but I don't have to. I can choose not to do it if I want unlike actual bulimics who impulsively binge and purge. I end up binging because I need to starve and starving makes me binge, but it keeps me almost sedated. I posted before of my aunt thinking I'm a sociopath, which I'm pretty certain I'm not. But more to the point, when I'm hungry, I'm less likely to act violent. Obviously, I don't want to tell my therapist this because she probably really will not know how to react and so it would be pointless for me to disclose this to her anyway.
<bot>: Mother might find out that I seek therapy for bulimia. What do I tell her to minimize emotional trauma?