Unexplainable Weight Gain の小説・ストーリー

" I'ts not fear at such but family dynamics and the fact that I don't want to add to Abro's worries by telling him about what's going on ." "You do look a bit pale . Have you had any episodes of nausea; sensitivity to certain smells,unexplained weight gain or loss?" "Hmm all the above except for the weight loss. I also thought missing my period twice was because of the stress." " could you lie down on the bed so I could check something ." "Okay. " "How often do you and Aaron have sexy time?" "A lot. " "Hmm are you by any chance trying for a baby?" "Ha ha he wants one ."

Mom expressed her enthusiasm. Uncle Alanson looked at my mother. "That's right. What's important is that she's healthy and strong." Then he turned to talk to me again. "It may be in your genes, hija, that you are not gaining weight, or who knows someday when you get married, your body will also be able to get chubbier." Yeah. I agree. That's what most people are saying to me, maybe after I turn eighteen, I might gain weight or something else, maybe when I get married.

Gaining weight is normal. Could he please stop talking about gaining weight? Did he not know that women detested that word? Chris nodded. "Yes, it's normal. However, you should control yourself a little. If you keep gaining a kilogram a day, I'm afraid you'll struggle to lose it after you give birth to our child." Paige agreed she should control herself a bit. She had indeed been indulging a bit too much lately. "What if I can't lose weight? Would you be disgusted with me?" Paige asked.

“No, he does. He eats when he’s stressed. He eats his feelings. Then he eats because he loves food. The amount of calories going in doesn’t match the amount that he works off when he gets time to go to the gym.” “Hence the weight gain.” Nodding, I finished my cup of coffee and rinsed it out as well. “Then he gets upset that’s he’s gaining weight and he eats more. When he was little, he was a chubby kid until his height shot up between middle school and high school. He’s always struggled with it. Now though…we are all getting older.” “You’re really not old.” Rosaria took the mug from me and put it on the drying wrack. “You make it out as this horrible thing but you guys aren’t even close.”

"That's a good question. In Rena's case, there's a medical explanation. Thyroid cancer can cause severe hormonal imbalances. The thyroid is the gland that regulates the body's metabolism. When the thyroid is disrupted by cancer, Rena's metabolism becomes very slow. Her body struggles to burn calories, so even though she might eat very little, her weight continues to increase." The doctor continued, "Additionally, Rena may also be experiencing side effects from the stress and depression that accompany a cancer diagnosis. Chronic stress can increase cortisol levels, a hormone that causes fat accumulation in the stomach and other parts of the body. So Rena's obesity isn't because she's lazy or

"Yeah, I'm fine." "Are you sure? You look pale, and is it just me, but you've been putting on a lot of weight recently." I laughed, amused. What does gaining weight have to do with illness? "Rebecca, I'm fine. And about the weight, I only gained a few pounds because I've been frequenting the gym." "Alright. If you say so," she mumbled, even though she didn't look convinced. I was not in the mood to convince her either, so we both let it slide.

"He told me tonight that I looked like an old, common servant. He said my appearance was an embarrassment to his corporate ascension." "Then you can take absolute comfort in knowing he is a fool," Dr. Kaufmann said, tapping the screen of his chart. "Your weight gain and your exhaustion have absolutely nothing to do with a lack of discipline or natural aging. They are entirely reversible. The lab results show you are suffering from severe systemic hormonal suppression." Vivienne blinked, her breath catching. "Hormonal suppression?"

At the time, Kamila was juggling three part-time jobs, and she thought she was losing weight from exhaustion. It wasn’t until later that she realized the true cause of her weight gain. Since she was 16, her stepmother had been giving her hormone pills, which were the real reason she had put on weight.

I had been on a strict diet to maintain my body and there was no reason as to why I had gained weight. “Girl, you just gained weight, you’re not pregnant stop overreacting.” Luna laughed at me and walked out of the dressing room, leaving me behind. My legs felt weak and I fell to the floor while burying my head between my hands. This could not be happening. This could not be happening... But there was no other explanation for the symptoms I was experiencing. There was no other explanation for me having gained weight or for me throwing up several times a day. There was no reason other than me being pregnant.

“Including losing weight again to escape the feelings?” “Yes.” She bit her lip. “That’s one of the things that I talk about with Rianna. How to gain weight slowly and with healthy food, and not panic and stop eating as the numbers get higher and higher on the scale. How to handle all the feelings and memories that come up as they do. For me, gaining weight is – complicated. It’s way more than just going to McDonald’s every day and stuffing my face with abandon. Lots goes on in my head every time I step on the scale, and see the numbers going up, and none of it is good.”