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A member asked:
You can see i haven't ate anything good by ribs sticking out. too embarassed to do pe. should i tell school nurse?
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Yes: Yes it is a good idea to discuss this kind of problem with the school nurse who can help make sure you are in a situation to get proper nutrition and help make sure there is nothing else seriously wrong.
Answered 10/9/2012
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