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trueblue1

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Hi everyone.

Im on here to get some inspiration and support, i am the biggest iv ever been and i just feel like im the fattest, ugliest person alive, i feel so low.

im an emotional eater, some people drink, smoke, i dont i eat chocolate, lol. my weight gain has been gradual, over the past 5 years, and iv been aware of it, just not AS aware as i am now.

i was tiny about a size 10 (uk sizes) then my lifestyle changed, things went haywire and i just got fat, i hate the way i look but i find it so hard to diet, i dont know why, i try hard but i always give up, i think i set myself up to fail.

the straw that broke the camels back for me was not being able to take a pic for my facebook, every single one iv taken i look so unhappy and old, i just dont recognise the person who i am anymore, and it shocked me a bit, i just think how have i let myself hate who i am??? that probably makes no sense, but it does to me.

im determined to make a change, a big lifestyle change and lose the weight, iv weighed myself and am horrified to discover im 192 lb, im only 5'2 so i look like a beach ball, lol.

anyone who wants to join me, as a buddy or just so we can all support each other, please please do, it will be easier if we do it together.

Take care everyone x x

Fie
 
Hi Fie
I know how you feel. I was a long skinny drink of water right up intil I had my daughter 8 years ago. I cam home from the hospital in 2000 weighing 11st 4lbs (158lbs) and now I'm........169lbs (12st 1lb). When I got married in 1999 I was 9st (127lbs)
Two holidays this year- one to Italy at the end of May and another to the Algarve in August. I am SO NOT going to be 'The Mummy Blubber' I was last year on the beach.
Finally got serious about losing weight about a month ago and have shifted about 8lbs so far. Just 44lbs to go.......and 14 weeks to do it in. Whoa.....better get my trainers on again.
I'm in London (England).
Look forward to keeping in touch.
 
Hi Fie,

I'm also an emotional eater, so I know how you feel. Set yourself small goals that are attainable, rather than a big one - you'll find it helps.

Melanie.
 
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