As an example, I threw out my scale years ago, but the one at the doctor has always shown considerably less than 170. And yet...I don't remember the last time I ate a vegetable (or a real meal for that matter), I do not exercise, I vape, I consume endless sugar, and today my pee was so yellow, I was actually concerned. I have PCOS, poor vision, high-maintenance teeth, and terrible skin. I'm allergic to everything under the sun, and I'm constantly covered in rashes and scabs from scratching. When I scratch, I always welt. You can write on my skin using pressure alone. I have ADHD, PTSD, anxiety, and situational depression. I'm almost completely deaf in my left ear. I've caught at least 5 different illnesses from my kid since last fall, so don't even get me started on my immune system. I frequently pull the same muscle in my neck/shoulder just by sleeping. Speaking of, if I go to sleep now, I might get 6 hours, but I'm here typing this tweet instead. Anyone still think my weight is a good indicator of my overall health?