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In a statement Grazia says, "We are satisfied that she did not go to (a doctor) seeking any treatment for weight loss.

"We are very happy to set the record straight and sincerely apologize to Kate for the distress caused." Through her lawyer, Winslet added, "I am delighted that this matter has been resolved, and the record set straight.

I am not a hypocrite.

I have always been, and shall continue to be, honest when it comes to body/weight issues." Listed Under: Kate Winslet March 09 2007 at 03:16 PM Post a Comment To protect our readers from malicious comments SFGate asks that you login or register to post a comment.

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The 31-year-old said last year she refused to have magazines in her home because she was worried about her young daughter Mia reading them.

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...ba href=/eating disorder/a/b caused by her father's cruel comments about her weight: 250 pounds in high school, about 115 when she collapsed.

The Schindlers say they think her husband did something violent to cause her collapse.

An autopsy found no evidence.

On NBC, Michael Schiavo said the families' relationship dissolved when Terri's father, Bob Schindler, demanded money from a malpractice settlement for himself.

Michael Schiavo said Terri and he loved each other and were trying to have a child.

On ABC, Bobby Schindler contended the settlement money "was used to kill Terri." The Schindlers said their daughter was considering divorce at the time of her collapse, and Mary Schindler said, "she confided in me about, they didn't have — they weren't intimate." Clearly, the wounds of the past continue to haunt the family.

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