*fistbump* Oh yeah. It took me thyroid pills to gain a little weight two years ago, but every doctor who saw me and tried to figure out why I wouldn't gain with food always assumed I had an ED. It was just easier, you know? No matter if my bloodwork had always been perfect (except for when they checked T3-T4 at last, of course) and I was feeling alright.
When I got pregnant, I first lost a bunch of kg due to hyperemesis gravidarum, but of course it had to be me not eating. Suuuure. As if I could ever put my baby's life in danger by not eating - and what for anyway? Even after I delivered my beautiful, healthy and by no means small son they had to double test my blood to see if everything was in order. And surprise, surprise, it was.
Now I'm back again at my previous weight (shit. I really hoped to keep most of it), maybe a little less since an awful indigestion (please to be notice the irony here) kicked me in the ass last Monday, and my son's pediatrician has been dangling formula over my head for quite a while, since 'my milk can't be that nutrient'.
For fuck's safe. Time to find another pediatrician for me and to stop being ignorant judgey assholes for people in general.
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When I got pregnant, I first lost a bunch of kg due to hyperemesis gravidarum, but of course it had to be me not eating. Suuuure. As if I could ever put my baby's life in danger by not eating - and what for anyway? Even after I delivered my beautiful, healthy and by no means small son they had to double test my blood to see if everything was in order. And surprise, surprise, it was.
Now I'm back again at my previous weight (shit. I really hoped to keep most of it), maybe a little less since an awful indigestion (please to be notice the irony here) kicked me in the ass last Monday, and my son's pediatrician has been dangling formula over my head for quite a while, since 'my milk can't be that nutrient'.
For fuck's safe. Time to find another pediatrician for me and to stop being ignorant judgey assholes for people in general.