Well I have been overweight all my life.
I reached (approximately) my current weight when I was about 16-17 years old (I am nineteen now). Exercise is always what seems to help. Eating can be a problem at times. At home I wouldn't eat terribly unhealthily, but I could and would when not at home, and have been so far in my first couple of months of university. I haven't put as much weight on as I feared in uni.
I seem to have a range of weight that varies between 278-295. I am about 288 I think now.
When I started uni it was my intention to go to the gym and go regularly. There was someone who was going to try and help me with reminding me to go and make sure I was going but that didn't quite work.
Anyway, I left it for weeks before deciding it was about time I went. Still I put it off. Then last Sunday I determined I couldn't put it off at all so I went and booked my induction. And I had that last night.
I am looking forward to going to the gym.
That's the basics so far. I will fill in a little more detail later.
I reached (approximately) my current weight when I was about 16-17 years old (I am nineteen now). Exercise is always what seems to help. Eating can be a problem at times. At home I wouldn't eat terribly unhealthily, but I could and would when not at home, and have been so far in my first couple of months of university. I haven't put as much weight on as I feared in uni.
I seem to have a range of weight that varies between 278-295. I am about 288 I think now.
When I started uni it was my intention to go to the gym and go regularly. There was someone who was going to try and help me with reminding me to go and make sure I was going but that didn't quite work.
Anyway, I left it for weeks before deciding it was about time I went. Still I put it off. Then last Sunday I determined I couldn't put it off at all so I went and booked my induction. And I had that last night.
I am looking forward to going to the gym.
That's the basics so far. I will fill in a little more detail later.