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We talked long and hard about what Peyton took from that conversation. We discussed how hard it is to make sure survivors are getting the care and SURVEILLANCE they need. We went over how important it was to remember that every child is impressionable, the last thing we need is to go from cancer to an eating disorder.The school nurse told my daughter – also nine at the time – “you are the heaviest girl so far today”. (This was when all kids were weighed at school and the weight recorded on their report card. Yeah, that worked to overcome obesity!) When I called her on it, she was genuinely surprised that it bothered my girl, because she saw her as fit and healthy – just heavy for her age. I will tell you those words have NEVER left my daughter’s head. She is nw 31 and still remembers for the first time feeling like there was something wrong with her and the way she looked. At nine. Why oh why can we not teach that healthy comes in all shapes and sizes, that what your body can DO is so much more important than what you weigh? I’m glad that you managed to talk to the Dr about the very callous, insensitive manner the discussion about weight went. I know that 9 can be such an impressionable age, i wonder though, how possible is it, to instil or perhaps plant seeds of ‘it really doesn’t matter what people think’ for Peyton. I’m navigating the Western culture from a very different perspective, and my girl is only 5 atm, so apologies if completely out of context.