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Maria Weight Gain Case Study
Thank you for your post. I enjoyed reading your very informative assessment for Maria. In my opinion, Maria weight gain is related to stress and lack of sleep. Nursing school, being a mother, and taking care of household chores are stressful. Maria should ask her husband to help with household chores which will give her more time to rest and sleep. Also, I will encourage Maria to add physical activity to her daily activity such as taking a 30 minutes walk at least three times a week and a healthy diet plan.
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