she is 157 SM tall and 80 weight KG ,has 10 children,not worker woman,daibetic pt and have high  pressure,all under control
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Well darlin, it sounds like a common problem we seniors have, right about now.  It's called arthritis, but that's just a guess.  A doctor can tell you exactly what the problem is, and sometimes they are able to help by scrapping the build up out, but that requires some surgery, usually fluoroscopic surgery which is non invasive.\n\nA comment to urangmybell; I don't believe this lady is American.  In America weights and measures are not described in kilograms, etc.  If you took note of the lady's question , you might note that she described herself that way.  In the future, if you're looking for an opening to insult someone or a group make sure you have your ducks in a row.  In this case, you're the one looking stupid!
18391
She should have her thyroid checked as well.
581885
she can wait til monday. sounds like her meds need to  be higher dose. NO SALT
221537
You have every right to be worried!  First of all, does she have a chronic disease process that could cause this weight loss?  Is she diabetic? Is she depressed? Does she see her doctor on a regular basis?  If not, she should.\n\nTo help her eat, serve her several small healthy meals a day.  Sometimes a big meal is overwhelming when you don't feel like eating.  Crackers and cheese for instance, is a good small healthy snack.  Peanut butter on fruit, things like that.  Small amounts of protein.  If she eats several small meals like that she will get as much nourishment as 3 larger meals.  Also you can supplement with something like Ensure if she finds that to her liking.  If that is too expensive for you, Carnation Instant Breakfast mixed in milk has the same calories and vitamins and minerals as the Ensure at half the cost.  Please get her to a doctor too.  Bless you both.
477724
There's nothing your Mum can do to normalise her heart rhythm, you should not delay but she should see a Doctor to be checked out.  If she is a diabetic, all the more reason to have it checked.
364969
This situation is in dire need of professional help. Seriously. He needs to look out for his best interests while at the same time look out for hers as well. He needs someone to help him balance. That is too much weight for one person to bear. Have him seek help.
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She is 6'1 tall or 183 cm tall.\n\nThe link is on the bottom. This will explain everything.
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SHE IS BUZY WITH HER KIDS AND NEW HUSBAND GRANSIM
640070
She can:\nget a paper route\nhousework (scrub floors, do dishes, etc)\nwash cars\n\nShe is really limited by her age, the lack of children in the area and her allergies.
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how to you associate with this lady? if you have no obligation, then just avoid being around her, if that fails then speak with the mother, or do something about it yourself, it is your right and duty to protect your child, so maybe you can talk to the ten year old, it'll make her mother look stupid for not disciplining her own child
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Get a second opinion. She could have a thyroid function problem. So seek more medical advice. There has to be a reason.
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It seems that you have more of the problem.  No one will lose weght until they are ready to lose it. So even though you have helped her (which is a great thing), if she is not mentally ready to keep her weight off, then nothing you do or nothing she does will work. It's all a mental thing.  My husband and I are overweight, he is also a diabetic. I try not to force him on anything. We work out together twice a week with a personal trainer and it has helped him out. I just try and give him the support that he needs.  That's all you need to continue to do, give her the support and maybe exercise with her to get her moving. Other than that, if she is a great wife and a great person, you are a blessed man to have her in your life. You need to look at the big picture.
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She could be dehydrated. You should ask your Dr. also re. symptoms of Diabetes, such as a fruity smell to the breath, increased urination , can't recall the rest. Are there control issues at your house? I only ask because an environment where things are either out of control or one or more people are tending to over-control, that is a perfect set-up for eating disorders. Food & it's consumption ( or lack thereof) becomes the one thing the child can have some control over. You'd better seriously lookinto this with someone with expertise in this field, be safe.
584093
grace is exerting greater force... besides her weight per se
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The nurse is registered.
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So long as she is eating, and is still overweight, I would not be too concerned. If she starts to eat even less, or stops eating around people, or has reached a healthy weight, and continues this regimen, then I would be concerned. If she reaches that point, and will not listen to you, you may need to involve someone else, like her parents.
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Because misery loves company? She is probably jealous of the control that you have over your children, but she doesn't want to "work" that hard to achieve control over hers ... it's easier to let them run wild and claim that other parents are too strict.