I see many with very pour nutrition in their diet.
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Oh no...it respawned.
I got so confused in the last one. There was an OP on a horse and something about eating bread but not eating bread then I skipped a few pages and suddenly there was a girl who weighed 128lbs but didn't weigh 128lbs who has health issues and a gymnastics injury...then Dr Oz had a kid who was on Sesame Street and eats ice cream with their hand....
That's about right isn't it? Or did I miss the point?
No, you totally got it.
I'm requoting what she wrote in the previous:I think you need glasses because you obviously can't read correctly. I said I DON'T CURRENTLY WEIGH 128 LBS. Just 3 years ago I was 100 lbs like I was my entire life. I was always very very petite. Then I had to start medications for my health conditions which caused me to gain a good amount of weight. Started the meds in February 2011 at 100 lbs. By August 2011 I was 115. Doctors weren't worried because I was considered underweight most of my life. t was able to maintain for a while until about December of 2012. Then I was basically a medical guinea pig trying to find the right medications. That was when the weight started to pile on. So now I'm here.
The thing that stood out to me was the fact that she's been underweight most of her life and she's working to get back to being underweight. :huh:
Okay then?
Eh. She won't be coming into this thread.
Got that impression too, did ya?
Edited to add wink.
Did she ever say what endocrine disease she had?
Just google endocrine diseases and pick a couple.
I did. One of the ones I came across was saying that those who have had eating disorders (like anorexia) can end up with endocrine issues/disease. If she's been very underweight most of her life, maybe this is what led to it? I don't know. I've been wondering if it was health/diet related, genetic, or what.0 -
Oh no...it respawned.
I got so confused in the last one. There was an OP on a horse and something about eating bread but not eating bread then I skipped a few pages and suddenly there was a girl who weighed 128lbs but didn't weigh 128lbs who has health issues and a gymnastics injury...then Dr Oz had a kid who was on Sesame Street and eats ice cream with their hand....
That's about right isn't it? Or did I miss the point?
No, you totally got it.
I'm requoting what she wrote in the previous:I think you need glasses because you obviously can't read correctly. I said I DON'T CURRENTLY WEIGH 128 LBS. Just 3 years ago I was 100 lbs like I was my entire life. I was always very very petite. Then I had to start medications for my health conditions which caused me to gain a good amount of weight. Started the meds in February 2011 at 100 lbs. By August 2011 I was 115. Doctors weren't worried because I was considered underweight most of my life. t was able to maintain for a while until about December of 2012. Then I was basically a medical guinea pig trying to find the right medications. That was when the weight started to pile on. So now I'm here.
The thing that stood out to me was the fact that she's been underweight most of her life and she's working to get back to being underweight. :huh:
Okay then?
Eh. She won't be coming into this thread.
Got that impression too, did ya?
Edited to add wink.
I'm, like, psychic.
It's the vegetables. :bigsmile:0 -
Oh no...it respawned.
I got so confused in the last one. There was an OP on a horse and something about eating bread but not eating bread then I skipped a few pages and suddenly there was a girl who weighed 128lbs but didn't weigh 128lbs who has health issues and a gymnastics injury...then Dr Oz had a kid who was on Sesame Street and eats ice cream with their hand....
That's about right isn't it? Or did I miss the point?
No, you totally got it.
I'm requoting what she wrote in the previous:I think you need glasses because you obviously can't read correctly. I said I DON'T CURRENTLY WEIGH 128 LBS. Just 3 years ago I was 100 lbs like I was my entire life. I was always very very petite. Then I had to start medications for my health conditions which caused me to gain a good amount of weight. Started the meds in February 2011 at 100 lbs. By August 2011 I was 115. Doctors weren't worried because I was considered underweight most of my life. t was able to maintain for a while until about December of 2012. Then I was basically a medical guinea pig trying to find the right medications. That was when the weight started to pile on. So now I'm here.
The thing that stood out to me was the fact that she's been underweight most of her life and she's working to get back to being underweight. :huh:
Okay then?
Eh. She won't be coming into this thread.
Got that impression too, did ya?
Edited to add wink.
I'm, like, psychic.
It's the vegetables. :bigsmile:
PREACH ON!!0 -
Did she ever say what endocrine disease she had?
Insulin resistance, severe hypoglycemia, carcinoid tumors, extreme ventricular tachycardia, and exercise induced syncope, and Osgood-schlatters.
This is what she actually said.
Waaaa???? What the....:huh:0 -
For whatever reason, Brad Pitt & Antonio Bandaras in Interview With the Vampire...
induced panting in me. Srs.
maybe they will make another movie together. a spa oriented one...
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She appears to have ragequit by editing her previous posts to be simply "."0
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Did she ever say what endocrine disease she had?
Insulin resistance, severe hypoglycemia, carcinoid tumors, extreme ventricular tachycardia, and exercise induced syncope, and Osgood-schlatters.
This is what she actually said.
Waaaa???? What the....:huh:
what?
or maybe...
or maybe0 -
Out for Brad Pitt (But to be fair I had a crush on Seth Green as a young girl so my tastes might be abnormal), but if we're talking dudes we find attractive
Wait... Seth Green was a young girl? (Giggle)0 -
Oh no...it respawned.
I got so confused in the last one. There was an OP on a horse and something about eating bread but not eating bread then I skipped a few pages and suddenly there was a girl who weighed 128lbs but didn't weigh 128lbs who has health issues and a gymnastics injury...then Dr Oz had a kid who was on Sesame Street and eats ice cream with their hand....
That's about right isn't it? Or did I miss the point?
No, you totally got it.
I'm requoting what she wrote in the previous:I think you need glasses because you obviously can't read correctly. I said I DON'T CURRENTLY WEIGH 128 LBS. Just 3 years ago I was 100 lbs like I was my entire life. I was always very very petite. Then I had to start medications for my health conditions which caused me to gain a good amount of weight. Started the meds in February 2011 at 100 lbs. By August 2011 I was 115. Doctors weren't worried because I was considered underweight most of my life. t was able to maintain for a while until about December of 2012. Then I was basically a medical guinea pig trying to find the right medications. That was when the weight started to pile on. So now I'm here.
The thing that stood out to me was the fact that she's been underweight most of her life and she's working to get back to being underweight. :huh:
Okay then?
Eh. She won't be coming into this thread.
Got that impression too, did ya?
Edited to add wink.
Did she ever say what endocrine disease she had?
Insulin resistance, severe hypoglycemia, carcinoid tumors, extreme ventricular tachycardia, and exercise induced syncope, and Osgood-schlatters.
At the risk of sounding cruel...if she was a dog she'd have been put down.
*runs and hides*
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Insulin resistance, severe hypoglycemia, carcinoid tumors, extreme ventricular tachycardia, and exercise induced syncope, and Osgood-schlatters.
At the risk of sounding cruel...if she was a dog she'd have been put down.
*runs and hides*
At this point I should probably apologise. I'm British....that explains it all...0 -
This guy. A good heart with a bit of an attitude problem. Would bang forever and always.0 -
Out for Brad Pitt (But to be fair I had a crush on Seth Green as a young girl so my tastes might be abnormal), but if we're talking dudes we find attractive
Wait... Seth Green was a young girl? (Giggle)
You didn't know?
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Wait...there was a posse? Oh man! I never get invited to where the cool kids are
Yes. I have a posse. Some jealous chicks were trying to steal it.
if you are in this thread, you have joined by default
Oh good. Now I feel accepted
Do we have a name? We should have a name.
Ok, now I'm starting to feel left out. I better be in on this shiznit! :huh:0 -
You all know Nancy left right? Not telling where though cause she left a biscuit and gravy recipe and I'm not sharing :grumble:0
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Did she ever say what endocrine disease she had?
Insulin resistance, severe hypoglycemia, carcinoid tumors, extreme ventricular tachycardia, and exercise induced syncope, and Osgood-schlatters.
This is what she actually said.
Waaaa???? What the....:huh:
yes, I quoted myself. hahahaha. Wanted to add:
If she had carcinoid tumors, she'd have had surgery and been on chemo.
If she had had "extreme ventricular tachycardia" - how did she do gymnastics and cheerleading and continue training as if she were still a gymnast and cheerleader? I'm not saying she couldn't exercise, but if it is "extreme", I don't see this happening.
And Osgood–Schlatter, when I looked it up, says that there are painful lumps just below the knee and is seen most often in young adolescents (9-16). So again, how could she be doing all this training back in Middle School and High School and continue on as an adult? Especially as it seems treatment lasts 2-3 years and requires an orthopedic cast.
It all seems...odd.0 -
You all know Nancy left right? Not telling where though cause she left a biscuit and gravy recipe and I'm not sharing :grumble:
To me biscuits = cookies and should never be combined with gravy so it's all good.0 -
Out for Brad Pitt (But to be fair I had a crush on Seth Green as a young girl so my tastes might be abnormal), but if we're talking dudes we find attractive
Edited for bracketing issue. I'm tired, was up too early.0 -
Did she ever say what endocrine disease she had?
Insulin resistance, severe hypoglycemia, carcinoid tumors, extreme ventricular tachycardia, and exercise induced syncope, and Osgood-schlatters.
This is what she actually said.
Waaaa???? What the....:huh:
yes, I quoted myself. hahahaha. Wanted to add:
If she had carcinoid tumors, she'd have had surgery and been on chemo.
If she had had "extreme ventricular tachycardia" - how did she do gymnastics and cheerleading and continue training as if she were still a gymnast and cheerleader? I'm not saying she couldn't exercise, but if it is "extreme", I don't see this happening.
And Osgood–Schlatter, when I looked it up, says that there are painful lumps just below the knee and is seen most often in young adolescents (9-16). So again, how could she be doing all this training back in Middle School and High School and continue on as an adult? Especially as it seems treatment lasts 2-3 years and requires an orthopedic cast.
It all seems...odd.
This thread is not about her anymore.
Focus, Joy! :laugh:0 -
She appears to have ragequit by editing her previous posts to be simply "."
I guess everyone who quoted her should go edit theirs that way too...
...or not.0 -
This guy. A good heart with a bit of an attitude problem. Would bang forever and always.
highest of fives.0
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