I have always been a 'big girl'.  Even when I was dancing six days a week, I never seemed to be able to lose weight.  Even the owner of our dance studio took me aside and told me it was time to take a good look at myself.  My mom even used to threaten me that I'd only be able to shop in 'big people stores'.

Yeah, I would over eat - sometimes.  But even when I was eating well and taking care of myself, I would still gain weight.  Enter the endochronologist.  He was nice enough to let me know that it didn't matter whether I ate a plate of French fries or a plate of salad - I had no metabolism.  My food would not break down properly and would continue to turn to fat. That's great, but can I please wear a sign that told everyone this so I stopped being the fat girl?  

I am a regular member of Weight Watchers, as I refused to try any of the current fad diets.  I watched my father and my sister try different weight loss programs every few months.  I'd see them lose some weight, get sick and gain it all back.  I plodded along, doing my own thing.  Then I watched them go to Detroit to have Gastric Bypass.  I told everyone that I would NEVER do that.  It was cheating.  

Well, three years later, I am three months out of my gastric sleeve procedure.  New life - here I come!

 

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