Hi,
my name is Cate and I am 23. Bare with me for this intro I have a lot I need to get out of my system. I am five foot five (5'5) and I am very overwhelemed by the huge ammount of weight that I have gained in the last three years. I was under-weight up untill I was 19. I was a very thin child and as a teenager I was a competitive dancer and very active. At fifteen I developed an eating disorder and from 15 to 19 my weight bounced between 92lbs and 105lbs. At 19 I decided that I was putting my health at risk with retricted dieting (anorexia) and excessive exercise. I wanted to recover and I stabalized my weight at 120. In my second year of university (due to physical inactivity and opulent food indulgences) I gained 15lbs moving up to 135lbs. In third year the added stress of my pre-law undergraduate studies and depression about my prior weight gain added another 15lbs to my very slight frame, I was 150lbs. This threw me into a state of despair and I began to binge with the same intensity that I had reserved for starvation in the past. In the summer of my third year of university while working as a summer student at a law firm I gained another 15lbs in four months bulking up to 165lbs. I started working out and lost the 15lbs in a month but regained it by christmas. In preparation for my sisters wedding in July I began dieting and brought my weight from 165lbs to 145lbs, by september I was back up to 155lbs and by christmas again 165lbs again. It is now April and I weighed in at an all time high of 170lb. I want to regain control of my life and I want to change my lifestyle for the sake of my health and my sanity. In four years I have gained 50lbs. I can't keep living like this it is terrible for my confidence and for my spirit. I am always afraid of diets because I know how obsessed I can become and I am no longer at a place in my life where I can rationalise to myself that 85lbs is a realistic and desirable weight. I just want to be healty and comfortable in my own skin. At my height with my tiny bone structure I think 120 would be a healthy and realistic goal. I am ready to begin this journey and could use all the support I can get. I started induction today with high hopes!
thanks,
cate
my name is Cate and I am 23. Bare with me for this intro I have a lot I need to get out of my system. I am five foot five (5'5) and I am very overwhelemed by the huge ammount of weight that I have gained in the last three years. I was under-weight up untill I was 19. I was a very thin child and as a teenager I was a competitive dancer and very active. At fifteen I developed an eating disorder and from 15 to 19 my weight bounced between 92lbs and 105lbs. At 19 I decided that I was putting my health at risk with retricted dieting (anorexia) and excessive exercise. I wanted to recover and I stabalized my weight at 120. In my second year of university (due to physical inactivity and opulent food indulgences) I gained 15lbs moving up to 135lbs. In third year the added stress of my pre-law undergraduate studies and depression about my prior weight gain added another 15lbs to my very slight frame, I was 150lbs. This threw me into a state of despair and I began to binge with the same intensity that I had reserved for starvation in the past. In the summer of my third year of university while working as a summer student at a law firm I gained another 15lbs in four months bulking up to 165lbs. I started working out and lost the 15lbs in a month but regained it by christmas. In preparation for my sisters wedding in July I began dieting and brought my weight from 165lbs to 145lbs, by september I was back up to 155lbs and by christmas again 165lbs again. It is now April and I weighed in at an all time high of 170lb. I want to regain control of my life and I want to change my lifestyle for the sake of my health and my sanity. In four years I have gained 50lbs. I can't keep living like this it is terrible for my confidence and for my spirit. I am always afraid of diets because I know how obsessed I can become and I am no longer at a place in my life where I can rationalise to myself that 85lbs is a realistic and desirable weight. I just want to be healty and comfortable in my own skin. At my height with my tiny bone structure I think 120 would be a healthy and realistic goal. I am ready to begin this journey and could use all the support I can get. I started induction today with high hopes!
thanks,
cate










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