Episode 4.14: Our Fat Friend, @yrfatfriend

Episode 4.14: Our Fat Friend, @yrfatfriend

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Big Fat Finale!!

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**Content Note for medical fatphobia, disordered eating, and ableism**In this episode, we’re hearing from the fatmily and friend of the pod Maggie McGill all about fatness and ADHD!Write a Love Letter to the Fatmily! Click here for the full shownotes for today’s episode Hosted on ...  Show more

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