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- Jun 23, 2020
Buying a large size box of Cinnamon Toaster Crunch cereal does not resonate to me of someone in her 30’s taking care of her health. This is marketed to 12 year old childrens, not grownup adults. She never showed us eating those before, so I gather that every time she talks about everything she eats in a day, it is all bollocks. We should not forget that she plans to go to that psychologist because people asked her to do it, not because she feels that she needs to do it. She still does not see her weighr as being a problem.
I’m with @Xenomorph here. I also buy garbage tier cereals and they basically sene as a vessel to transport sugar into my body. At the same time, I’m not a 500lb loser who has been telling people I’m on a “weight loss journey” for a decade while simultaneously gaining weight instead. Most people buy healthier cereals and other breakfast stuff that isn’t pure sugar and eat that most of the time instead. Amber probably goes through a [family size] box of that shit every few days.
Nobody can tell me that she isn’t diabetic. Even being slightly overweight skyrockets A1C, let alone being as big as Amber. She is of the mentality that not having a diagnosis means she doesn’t have it. That would be fine for someone who regularly goes to the doctor and gets blood work. Nobody can make her take medication either, so I’m sure at least one of the ER doctors whose time she wasted recommended that she see her GP to start metformin and then she never followed up. They probably wouldn’t have formally diagnosed her but they would have said it’s a concern that she needs to take care of with her regular provider.