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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP: [b]Consider having your daughter apply for an amount of life insurance that requires a physical. Once she is denied/rejected for coverage or only offered coverage at an extremely premium (rating), she may understand the need to seek medical help.[/b] OP: You are 100% right to be concerned. This is both a mental health issue and an issue of physical health. Having a heart attack at a young age is unnecessary & preventable.[/quote] what the actual f*** is wrong with you[/quote] Seriously. I read these threads and I am blown away by just how awful these parents are. It is truly horrifying. [/quote] This and how OP sound is why I haven't spoken to my father in 20 years. He was so critical of me for being fat. Wouldn't buy me new clothes, withheld food and even generally treated me like I didn't even exist. We would go months not speaking to each other, living in the same household. Thread carefully OP, thread carefully.[/quote] Harboring that kind of resentment for 20 years is just as unhealthy as you being fat. You are an adult now, call your father.[/quote]
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