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Hello everyone and welcome to How Do You Cope. This is a correspondence episode in place of our regular gratitude bonus episode where I get to catch up with some of the emails you've sent us and you can send your emails to hello at how do you copepod.com. And it's always a delight to read them. So we'll get through as many as we can. This is from Zoe. Zoe says, dear John and the How Do You Cope team,

I want to say thank you for your conversation with Meg and Jane Crab. How do you learn to love

your body? It landed in my ears at exactly the right

moment. I fully believe that body diversity is real, has always existed, will always exist.

We are not all meant to be the same size. I believe it more in a health at every size

way of dealing with things. And I believe that if I am well and if I am treating myself well,

my body's going to do whatever it's going to do and that's a-okay. The day I listened, I was in

the thick of some really painful emotions following the end of something with someone I'd been

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