Today I went to the endocrinologist, who confirmed that I do indeed have Grave's disease. I don't know what answer I was hoping for, but in some way, I think I was praying for a miracle.

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under-fire

Living

If Princess Diana hadn’t died in that tragic car accident in 1997, where would she be now and more importantly, who would she be? That’s the question Newsweek is asking this week to mark what would have been the late Princess’s 50th birthday on July 1.

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There’s nobody better to help test out a new recipe than your closest friends. If yours are anything like mine, then they won’t be afraid to overeat, they won’t hold back with their feedback, and no matter what they will appreciate your effort!

Recipes

Menus

Try our Butterflied chili-lime chicken with roasted garlic – it's bursting with flavour. Find more chicken recipes at Chatelaine.com!

Butterflied chili-lime chicken with  garlic recipe

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Dinner

main-dishes

 Try spiced and roasted Chunky sweet potato fries, paired with a rosemary lemon yogurt dip. Find more recipes at Chatelaine.com!

Chunky sweet potato fries with herbed yogurt recipe

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birthday

The doctor said it's official; I have Grave's disease

What would Princess Diana be like at 50?

Decadent dinner menu for a birthday party

Butterflied chili-lime chicken with roasted garlic

Chunky sweet potato fries with herbed yogurt dip