ducky2lucky
I have not been fat all my life like many others in this situation. As a child I was thin, same thing as a teenager (even though I thought I was fat, I wore a size 8). At 18 I had my one and only son. I still lost most of my weight after he was born. It was in my early twenties when I started gaining. I went all the way up to 205 lbs then joined Weight Watchers with my mom and started losing. Funny thing is that I had lost most of my weight in my late twenties when I got down to 142 Lbs. I was happy, healthy and never felt better. Then like many others I did not maintain it, I thought I could get away with cheating here and there and soon I was back up and even more. Now I am at my heaviest in my 35 years of life and I feel every bit of it. I have almost constant back pain, my knees and feet hurt occasionally. I get out of breath going up stairs and bending over to tie my shoes or paint my toes. It is finally enough. I think choosing to go with a surgery option will be the best thing I can do for myself. I will be able to do things with my 17 year-old son that I have not been able to do in years. Go hiking, camping, play football and tag and who knows what else. I want to ride my bike again, I want to dance again, I want to feel normal again. This big body does not feel like me. I know my dog will love me more because I will be able to take him on more walks. The tool that is WLS will help me to achieve all these goals and more. Music Video Code provided by Video Code Zone
Music Video:http://216.180.244.187/videos/g/goapele/closer.html" target='_blank'>CLOSER (by Goapele)
