don112
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Okay, you two are right (you know who you are) I was desperate for an instant cure a miracle grow of fat loss etc etc, I am sorry for being immature.
Lets try this again, My name is Donovan, we'll stick with first names for the time being, I'm at around 260 Lbs. I don't know the exact weight as I don't have a scale, so I can't hop on it all the time, until I get one I believe that is as close a guess as I'll get for now though (last time I hopped on one it was 258 i think?).
I was in a car wreck a very long time ago, I know a long time ago blah blah it was this many years ago, but the doctor told me I wouldn't feel the full effects of the impact until my late teen years, low and behold 14 years later, I never new how right he was up until my 19th year but recently it's been getting harder and harder
now here I sit at 22 desperate for a cure, and I believe I've found it
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I am not looking for a shoulder to cry on, I'm looking for a friendly community where I can turn when I don't know what I should do to lose the weight, and I believe I've found the right one, Steve, well, you all know him, some of the best advice I've seen on here, and the rest of you have done nothing but help me as well, and I've only been a member for a day over a week. I guess I'm posting this to tell you all a little about myself, and to thank you all. I know where the "Stickies" are now, so I think I'm done with my rant, I spend about 3 or so hours on here a day reading, learning instead of playing Video games and eating.
With all that said, I must be honest, I read something yesterday that said "you're getting short of breath, no big deal" """"Unless you are getting dizzy or faint""" well, this is where I need help, I exercised for about 30 minutes of fairly intense cardio did the bike, on the hardest setting for 10 minutes, and the stair climber for 20 minutes. After that I was dizzy and felt like I could pass out if I sat down in a comfy chair, I wasn't worried about it, I figured maybe I just over worked myself (excessive fat etc) but after seeing that post, I thought I'd at least bring it up. thank you for your time.
Lets try this again, My name is Donovan, we'll stick with first names for the time being, I'm at around 260 Lbs. I don't know the exact weight as I don't have a scale, so I can't hop on it all the time, until I get one I believe that is as close a guess as I'll get for now though (last time I hopped on one it was 258 i think?).
I was in a car wreck a very long time ago, I know a long time ago blah blah it was this many years ago, but the doctor told me I wouldn't feel the full effects of the impact until my late teen years, low and behold 14 years later, I never new how right he was up until my 19th year but recently it's been getting harder and harder
now here I sit at 22 desperate for a cure, and I believe I've found it
.I am not looking for a shoulder to cry on, I'm looking for a friendly community where I can turn when I don't know what I should do to lose the weight, and I believe I've found the right one, Steve, well, you all know him, some of the best advice I've seen on here, and the rest of you have done nothing but help me as well, and I've only been a member for a day over a week. I guess I'm posting this to tell you all a little about myself, and to thank you all. I know where the "Stickies" are now, so I think I'm done with my rant, I spend about 3 or so hours on here a day reading, learning instead of playing Video games and eating.
With all that said, I must be honest, I read something yesterday that said "you're getting short of breath, no big deal" """"Unless you are getting dizzy or faint""" well, this is where I need help, I exercised for about 30 minutes of fairly intense cardio did the bike, on the hardest setting for 10 minutes, and the stair climber for 20 minutes. After that I was dizzy and felt like I could pass out if I sat down in a comfy chair, I wasn't worried about it, I figured maybe I just over worked myself (excessive fat etc) but after seeing that post, I thought I'd at least bring it up. thank you for your time.