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madubois63 · 10-08-2007, 10:45 AM

Thanks for posting. I love reading these things, but don't put much faith in them...My mother has the most narrowest hips going and yet here I am - cancer survivor. My mother, sister and daughter all have narrow hips and gain weight in the stomach area. I on the other hand, have "Greek hips" aka "breeder hips." I hope this study holds as it did for me in not being accurate. My daughter would be in trouble. I understand that this study was done on women born 60 years ago in another country having different enviromental problems, so I am not so worried.

10-08-2007, 10:45 AM	#3
madubois63 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: LI, NY Posts: 660	Thanks for posting. I love reading these things, but don't put much faith in them...My mother has the most narrowest hips going and yet here I am - cancer survivor. My mother, sister and daughter all have narrow hips and gain weight in the stomach area. I on the other hand, have "Greek hips" aka "breeder hips." I hope this study holds as it did for me in not being accurate. My daughter would be in trouble. I understand that this study was done on women born 60 years ago in another country having different enviromental problems, so I am not so worried.