And I asked myself, How did I get here?
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WOW Karen!! Another great inspirational story! You look great, Keep it up! Hugs, Shannon |
Thanks B!
I should update the story. It was written about a year ago. Got to find a full body shot though... I too, still have both kidneys and my liver! ;) Karen |
Yes!
Please do (update) and add more pics.
I love reading the success stories and really appreciate the updates so that I can see that people really can and do maintain their new weight (and kidneys and livers ;) )! |
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Hi Karen, I LOVED your success story and your style of writing. There was so much I identified with that I was alternately laughing and shaking my head. You hit it right on the nail, I think, with the phrase "white death". That was me. But I am so thankful that I have found my way to a (mostly) peaceful existence and a WOE that I can live with very happily. I, too, had my dreadful long flirtations with Dr. Ornish and Dr. Pritikin and both left me fatter, sadder, and eventually a full-fledged Type II Diabetic. Fortunately I had the wisdom to invite some new doctors into my life: Atkins, Eades, Bernstein & Schwarzbein. Thanks so much for posting your story. Natalie |
Wow do I relate to your story
Your life story sounds so much like mine. I started the atkins diet 2 days ago. Reading your story helped me. Thanks. Now i know I can do it to.
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You have an inspiring story, Karen
Karen, I, too, understand the references to your H.P. I think we are eating the same things. I used to be 343 pounds and a size 6X. Now I am 136 pounds and a size 6/8. That's what our program will do for us.
Have you ever taken out a frozen pie, and been unable to wait for it to defrost, and eaten it frozen? I have. Have you ever driven through the window at KFC, and ordered four meals - all four yourself? I have. And I was so crazy that I ordered four drinks I didn't want to go with it so the clerk wouldn't know it was all for me. All that is gone now. I accepted that I have a disease, and that there are specific foods that set me off. I just don't eat those foods. I've been on my food plan since July 2007 and maintaining since May 2009. I used to have a closet full too-small clothes - wardrobes in 6 different sizes because I was always going to lose the weight someday and be able to wear those clothes again. Now I have ONE size of clothes in the closet. When I took out my winter clothes, I did not have to worry about whether or not they would fit. They did and I knew they would. Imagine a life without obsessing over food. A life of sane and happy usefulness. It happened! Patience4 |
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