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Lauren, welcome to the program.

I have a 21 year old daughter who lives with me. She goes full time to school and I noticed that she gets meals. I noticed that she's very, very thin.

About four months ago, I took her to the doctor. I made her make an appointment and made me go in there, but she refused to.

The doctor kind of like didn't want to talk to me about it, but her lab work came that she's fine. She's a little bit deficiency and.

Maybe vitamin D. I know that you're okay. I'm sorry you're echoing again. So do you have a radio on or something? Yeah, I turned it off. I'm sorry.

Okay. I'm constantly telling her. Okay, constantly telling anybody something does not work. It makes them somewhere between hate you and ignore you.

You guys do that. Well, then since it's not effective.

Now the doctor, well, he had privacy issues. I get that and she didn't want to give you information. So how did you know about the vitamin D?

Because when she, when the doctor looked at her lab, I was hearing the conversation when they called her and she's like, I was asking questions to the doctor and she's just always just vitamin D deficiency and that it, but she's fine.

As long as she keeps her weight, but I don't know what that she told the doctor when she went in first and me because the doctor didn't want to provide me more information.

Because I want like a drug test. I wanted, you know, blood work and there's no mom. Definitely what she wants. So we're not going to get it. So I'm just feel that something's wrong and I just hate the fact that I keep seeing her looking thinner and thinner.

And when did the thinner and thinner start years ago?

I know it's it. I want to say it's going to be about a year now. When I, when I took her to doctor four months ago, she went, she got like back on track, like, you know, eating a little bit more because I found a little bit thicker.

But then now she's back to the slim again and I had a talk to her. What, what's the story with her dad?

He's in the home. He's my, he's my husband, her father. Her, he's like the greatest father.

Like the greatest. It's because she didn't they love each other. There, I mean, the problems with me. I'm the bad cop. She's a good cop.

Okay. And how, what's his reaction? The good cop to the fact that she's getting thinner and thinner.

Oh, you're making things up. I see her eat, but I noticed a couple of things when she's eating with us, you know, like the, stop, stop, stop.

You have a conversation with him and he denies the obvious.

What do you think that's about? That's disturbing. He's such a great dad. He sees her getting smaller and smaller and is denying the truth of that. How does that make him a great dad?

Well, because the relationship he has with her.

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