First reported by oregonlive
Asking Eric: How can I be honest about my weight loss without going into details I’d rather not share?
Asking Eric: People assume I’m on weight loss drugs, but the truth is more complicated
Eric: If someone is asking you about weight loss drugs, it’s fair to simply say ‘no.’
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Dear Eric: What's a good way to answer this question without going into personal details with acquaintances?
Chicago Tribune·3d ago
Asking Eric: How can I be honest about my weight loss without going into details I’d rather not share?
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The Denver Post·2d ago
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