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By the point they realised I had it, it was too late to shift the weight I had gained, and I’m now 29 with an endocrinologist who can’t pinpoint why my thyroid is still slingshotting TSH values around.
Between that and PCOS onset at puberty, it’s been brutal to deal with my own body fighting me and the shame from my peers, and from being medically recommended shake diets, to skipping lunch at school from bullying, and a gym membership in my early teens it has been a fucking joke. If kids can lose weight before it becomes a lifelong issue, I would recommend it, because even if you are doing the best you can with knowing healthy food, right choices, with intake and output it’s not going to be the answer for every kid and why they gain weight.
You risk the point of embedding eating disorders into some kids by restricting their diet so much more than their peers and showing them their weight is what’s holding them back from everything, the idea they get from why they need to be thin above everything else. Of course they know they’re fat. Kids are awful and will fucking let them know. And of course medication isn’t the first step.
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| text | By the point they realised I had it, it was too late to shift the weight I had gained, and I’m now 29 with an endocrinologist who can’t pinpoint why my thyroid is still slingshotting TSH values around. Between that and PCOS onset at puberty, it’s been brutal to deal with my own body fighting me and the shame from my peers, and from being medically recommended shake diets, to skipping lunch at school from bullying, and a gym membership in my early teens it has been a fucking joke. If kids can … |
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| datetime | 2024-05-24 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 79304
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000