So... 43 pounds, 3.5 pants sizes, and many inches ago, I was self-conscious. I knew that when people looked at me they saw a "fat" person. I knew some might even laugh at me or make fun of my size, even though it's a horrible and cruel thing to do. But some people are mean and I could tell that it was going on. I hated the way I looked and wanted to be invisible, even though I knew I probably was sticking out both literally and figuratively.
And now, even though my BMI is still in that "obese" range, I have tons of energy and exercise everyday, filling my body with healthy foods. I drink tons of water and take my vitamins. In other words, I live like a healthy person. And I feel like a healthy person. People are looking at me differently these days. I feel like I can "blend in," in a good way. I'm okay with how my body looks right now, I look fine. I look normal.
Maybe it helps that I live in Central Maine, where "normal" is quite a bit heavier than other places, but that doesn't matter.
I am happy with my body. Getting down to goal from here is going to be a pure joy. I am patient for it because I am happy already, and I want to do everything I can to keep this gift I've given myself.
I hope everybody has wonderful days.
And now, even though my BMI is still in that "obese" range, I have tons of energy and exercise everyday, filling my body with healthy foods. I drink tons of water and take my vitamins. In other words, I live like a healthy person. And I feel like a healthy person. People are looking at me differently these days. I feel like I can "blend in," in a good way. I'm okay with how my body looks right now, I look fine. I look normal.
Maybe it helps that I live in Central Maine, where "normal" is quite a bit heavier than other places, but that doesn't matter.
I am happy with my body. Getting down to goal from here is going to be a pure joy. I am patient for it because I am happy already, and I want to do everything I can to keep this gift I've given myself.
I hope everybody has wonderful days.





So I'm trying to train on hills. It'll be an experience, that's for sure.




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