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1 more try! i have lost wt. still losing. exercizing, eating right. blood glucose was under control. hubby has cancer. levels up. stress related?
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WIsh you the best: I'm sorry about your husband. I am going to assume that if your weight loss has been dramatic, you've been checked for hyperthyroidism, or if you have any digestive symptoms that you've been checked for malabsorption. When our life situation changes, our sense of how much to eat / how much we actually eat changes as well. If you're able to keep up with your fitness, you're probably okay.
Answered 1/5/2014
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