When “Normal” Isn’t Normal
The first time I saw 142 on the scale, I started crying before the nurse could even say a word. Minutes later, I was told my bloodwork was “mostly normal.” My body was telling a very different story.
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The first time I saw 142 on the scale, I started crying before the nurse could even say a word. Minutes later, I was told my bloodwork was “mostly normal.” My body was telling a very different story.
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