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Have you seen the latest issue of ObesityHelp Magazine with the newly fit Big Will? He is on the cover of our Special Fitness Issue, which not only offers readers informative fitness articles but is the first issue introducing our "new look." You will find the same interesting and informative articles you have grown to expect from ObesityHelp Magazine, just with an updated appearance. The fitness issue introduces readers to fitness guru Scott Cole who explains the importance of fitness for kids; Dr. Aly prepares readers for body contouring surgery; while surgeons Dr. Owens and Dr. Dyer explain the importance of physical activity after bariatric surgery. You will learn how best to camoflauge your not so favorite body parts and learn to avoid dehydration before, during and after exercise. If you already subscribe, we hope you are enjoying this very special issue and if you have not yet subsribed you can log onto obesityhelpmagazine.com or email our store at [email protected]. This is an issue you will not want to miss!

Ronda Einbinder
Public Relations Manager
ObesityHelp :type:

Hi all,

I am working on an article on obesity in animals for ObesityHelp Magazine. Have any of you (like me) had an animal with a weight problem?
If so...
What was your pet eating when it gained weight?
How often was it fed? (did you free-feed?)
What did you do to help your pet lose weight?
Did your pet develop obesity co-morbidities?
Did those co-morbidities resolve when the weight came off?

I'd love to hear from you.

Send me high-res pictures if you would like us to consider printing a picture of your pet in the magazine or on the magazine website when the article goes to print.

Please reply to this post or send me an e-mail at [email protected].

Thanks!!!

Nikki Johnson
Managing Editor
ObesityHelp Magazine

Hey Guys :wave:

It's wonderful to be able to come to this site everyday and know it's here and available for us! Obesityhelp for many years now has been my home away from home. It's been wonderful coming here each day and knowing that I can help someone or support someone, but also knowing I'll get the same support in return. This is what makes it something I come back to each day.

It takes a lot for a site of this magnitude to stay up and running with all the members we have now! WOW!

My biggest thing since surgery has been to give back. There are many ways to give back, you can volunteer to help on the site.
There are many things you can do:
You can start your own support group in your area
Email Monica Ganz to become a Chapter Leader! ([email protected])
Help other members by pointing them in the right direction on the site
If you are not comfortable with guiding other members you can also give back by posting to your profile. Many members read profiles daily. It's not a requirement to share your story, but I do so to help others.


There are some who are able to financially help this site and what another great way to give back, not to mention you get a nice "sponsor tag" added to your profile page too!
I'm a proud sponsor myself :jump:
Here's a link for more information:
http://www.obesityhelp.com/morbidobesity/whysupportus.phtml
Click here to become a sponsor :)
http://www.obesityhelpstore.com/products_Sponsorships.htm


Regardless of how you help, it's the little things that mean so much, even signing a surgery support page is another example of this. So take a moment of your time today in memory of our dear Momma Angel :angel: to welcome another member or even sign someone's surgery page. That little support to another member can mean so much, remember how it meant to you?
Look at all these upcoming surgeries!
http://www.obesityhelp.com/morbidobesity/surgerydates.phtml


Thanks for being apart of this site. Everyone's so appreciated. :kiss:

Amy
615/314/Healthy (-301lbs) :jump:

Patricia- Meeting this Wednesday, July 20th. Let me know if you want to come and I can meet you in the parking lot and walk in with you!!! Abq New Body Beginnings meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8:00pm at the Presbyterian Northside Medical Group Building on Harper, the second building east of the northbound Pan American Freeway frontage road. It's the building that has the Urgent Care in it. You go in and make a left to get to the elevator, go down to the ground floor, make a left out of the elevator, and we meet in the room straight ahead, next to the cafeteria. You're more than welcome to join us. We also have a web site on Yahoo Groups/ANBB. Valerie (724-2058)