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I didn’t want to write this today. My emotional strategy in this time of pandemic has consisted of three parts: Stay informed of every news update, stay home as much as possible, and distract myself. I’m reviving my love of jigsaw puzzles. I’m texting my relatives, who live far away from me. I’m re-reading the…
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Hi friend, Today I’m thinking about the expression “take a load off.” It’s generally used to mean taking the metaphorical weight, the load, of daily burdens and cares off your shoulders and relax. Not all burdens can be set aside like that, though. The cognitive load of existing as a fat person is one of…
25+ Weight Neutral and Health at Every Size Resources for Managing Diabetes
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{review} The Womanizer Plus: Right for plus-size babes?
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“In The Grip Of Hunger” (probably the most triggering thing I’ll post in 2020)
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