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Old 05-21-2023, 09:00 PM #5
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I am not trying to say it is everybody's fault but mine. I was overweight too long when younger. I do think the doctors did make mistakes. They find it very easy to dismiss my knowledge and say the drugs did not cause my health problems.
I really think in my case there are multiple causes. The issues is not what caused it, but what to do now. I have tried just about everything and ditching some meds may be my next option.
I understand how hard it all can be. It's so tough to pin down a particular cause because of so many interacting components. I feally do feel for you.
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