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Shania Twain speaks out about the 'unhealthy' lengths she went to stay thin

Shania Twain says she was malnourished to stay thin and did unhealthy things to her body before menopause forced her to embrace self-acceptance.

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Shania Twain speaks out about the 'unhealthy' lengths she went to stay thin
Shania Twain says she was malnourished to stay thin and did unhealthy things to her body before menopause forced her to embrace self-acceptance.
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