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Happy Tuesday, everybody. Amy here, and I hope your week is off to a great start. Welcome to the fifth thing of the four things podcast where I go over some emails that you'll have sent in and answer any questions.

But we always start this episode off with a quote, and I thought it would be fitting and appropriate to honor Chadwick Boseman real quick and share something that he once said.

This is a business means taking the first step. Even if you don't know where it will take you. It means being driven by a higher purpose rather than by applause. It means knowing that you reveal your character when you stand apart more than when you stand with the crowd.

Well, such a great quote. And from what I can tell from what all of the famous people online, the new Chadwick Boseman, they're just saying the greatest things about him. So he seemed to be a pretty amazing human.

And I love that my kids had a black superhero to look up to. They love the first black Panther movie a lot. And we look forward to watching Black Panther 2.

And then also I'm adding the Jackie Robinson movie called 42 to my list of things I want to watch. I think that was Chadwick's like breakout movie back in 2013 maybe.

So Jackie Robinson played for the Dodgers and I don't know Mary was saying that it's a good film. But her family is also huge Dodgers fans. But I love true stories about sports figures even though I'm not a super huge sports fan.

But especially since Chadwick Boseman played Jackie Robinson, I'm even more intrigued to check it out, especially after seeing the type of person that he was like, I had no idea while he was alive. I'm not going to lie.

But when someone passes away and you see everybody coming out of the woodworks talking about all of the wonderful qualities they had, you're like, oh, wow, that's amazing.

It's tragic that we lost him at such a young age, only 43 years old. So Black Panther 2 is on our list to watch of Chadwick movies and then Jackie Robinson will actually movies called 42.

If you have any other movie recommendations for me and my family, we will take them.

The first question that we're going to get into today actually is really a question. It's more of a statement email that I got. But I'm not going to say her name just out of privacy for her. But this is what she wrote me.

Hey, Amy, when you did the Outway series that dawned on me that I probably struggled with an eating disorder and that I need to actually deal with the shame that comes with that.

But then I also realized that I actually feel like I don't want to lose my eating disorder because I'm terrified to be fat.

If there has been one thing that I could control, it's my weight. And I feel that if I were to lose that, then I don't know who I am anymore.

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