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user 4090
For interpersonal issues related to or involving physical health issues and medical conditions.
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How can I be more persuasive when assuring people that I am perfectly fine and healthy?
Don't over-explain or discuss.
"I'm fine with a muffin, thanks for bringing them in."
Come up with a simple phrase, maybe:
"My doctor is happy with my weight".
Repeat, repeat, repeat. Mak …
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