Reflections On Losing Weight
Reflections On Losing Weight is an article that came to my mind this morning as I saw an obese woman getting on one of those motorized carts at the store. She was not old, she was not feeble and yet she was getting ready to ride around the store and I will make the rude assumption that it was because she was so overweight. As I looked at her I thought of my history of being obese and how trapped I felt in my own body. Looking back on my weight loss journey I remember the dark days when I felt all alone. I even remember the day I went and spent the evening at a local hospital listening to the doctors talk about what was involved with weight loss surgery. Now that I have been able to shed 115 pounds in about 5.5 months I have to admit that I have done some serious reflections on losing weight.
It is very hard for me to write on this website because of the restrictions put on me by the corporation that runs, administers and oversees the weight loss program I am involved with when helping others regain control of their lives. This is not a bad thing, as I have no complaints with the rules, because these rules have served the integrity of the weight loss program very well over the years. The one thing I want you to understand is that I used to think that I was doomed to be overweight for the rest of my life, and I really gave up on myself. I remember looking at all my old Marine Corps photographs and wondered how I let myself go so badly. Looking back on those last days of obesity I have to sadly admit they were some of the darkest days of my entire life.
I tried to lose weight many different ways and it was not until I found this program that allowed me to take back control of my life. I grew obese so slowly I do not even remember when I could not scratch around my belly. I do not remember when I stopped being able to bend over and tie my shoes. Somewhere along the way I went from being a thin person… to an obese person. After being obese for so long…I felt as if that was going to be the way until I died an early death.
Because of THIS program I was able to regain control of my life and all things related to my life. Everything about becoming thin again has been wonderful. Once again I can move about without my knees hurting. I can once again enter a restaurant and not fear that everyone is going to want to sit in a booth. Once again I have a sex life!
I could go on and on, but what I have done, or have not done, holds little reality in your life. The reality of it all is that my reflections on weight loss mean virtually nothing to you, if you are struggling to lose weight.
If you want some great FREE advice on how the program works, or whether or not you can do it…email me or call me. I can help you, but ultimately you will have to make the first step. I would love to hear from you because I know I can help you, but you have to take the first step. I know that it seems as if you will be obese for the rest of your life, but the truth is that you will only do what you really want to do. I would love to help you look back and one-day talk about YOUR reflections on losing weight.
Keith Quackenbush
850-449-0121