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📕 Your Body After 30: Thyroid, Iron, Hormones | Get Up to Sleep
Wiped out all day, awake at 3am, and your labs say "normal."
Grab both books 👇

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Thinning hair sends people to the supplement shelf long before it sends them to a lab. Waiting for results is no fun, and buying is instant.

Which habit is quietly working against you here? Save this for your next trip down that aisle. by @thinkwitholeg

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8 hours ago

Your results came back and the lab called them fine. The fatigue didn’t get the memo.

Labs print a tidy verdict, but how that number gets judged depends on who is holding the pen. Worth knowing before you shrug it off.

Save this for the day a report says borderline. by @thinkwitholeg

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9 hours ago

Husband shrugs: she runs cold, always has. Her mother shrugs harder: it’s in the family blood. Everyone has a verdict, and the fight goes in circles.

Husbands, the question you keep skipping is cheaper than a new remote.

Save this for the next time the blankets come out in summer. by @thinkwitholeg

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10 hours ago

The room wasn’t hostile. It was polite, and polite is how a woman learns to stop mentioning things.

I’m no doctor. My part was staying calm while everyone else shrugged.

Save this for the day someone tells you it’s normal for your age. by @thinkwitholeg

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11 hours ago

Caring for yourself and ordering every test on the menu are not the same thing.

Some extras on that tray have a very short list of people who actually need them.

Save this for your next appointment. by @thinkwitholeg

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12 hours ago

She was told to put up with it, and her friends agreed. Kindly, which made it harder to argue with.

Putting up with it is a decision too, and somebody has to make it for her or refuse to.

Save this for the next time a doctor shrugs. by @thinkwitholeg

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13 hours ago

Some couples hear a closed bedroom door as a verdict on the marriage. Others swear it’s what keeps them speaking kindly to each other.

My bet goes on the pair who sleep well down the hall, not the pair who share a pillow and snap at each other.

Save this for the next time someone judges a couple by where they sleep. by @thinkwitholeg

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Ask around and parents will tell you a kid with no phone becomes the class outcast.

Ask their kids, and they’ll point at a father who never lets his own screen out of his grip.

Save this for the next time the phones come out at dinner. by @thinkwitholeg

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a day ago

Let him rest, it’s heartburn, don’t embarrass him at his own table. Or call now and apologize to the crew for a false alarm later.

Whoever wins that argument, his heart doesn’t hold still for the verdict.

Save this for the next family dinner. by @thinkwitholeg

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a day ago

I’m not arguing with her doctor. I’m arguing with how quickly we stopped asking.

For years, a clean lab printout ended every conversation in our family. It ended mine too.

What I’d bring to her appointment is laid out slide by slide. Save this for the next time you hear her labs look fine. by @thinkwitholeg

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a day ago

Tell a worried relative this story and the argument starts before dinner.

Some call it reckless. Others call it plain habit with firm house rules, and they say the kids sleep fine.

Save this for the next family debate. by @thinkwitholeg

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2 days ago

Some buyers say haggling at the finance desk is petty and a little embarrassing. Others treat every printed line as money taken out of their own pocket.

Keeping quiet to seem polite isn’t free. That silence ends up on the loan you sign.

Save this for your next car purchase. by @thinkwitholeg

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2 days ago