Most women think weight loss is a story about discipline. I think it is a story about what happens on a completely ordinary Tuesday when you choose to keep going anyway.
Your article touched me deeply. I “started over” through WW at 10, through bariatric surgery at 22, through Phen-fen in my 30’s, roux-en-y at 42, and a GLP-1 at 68. It felt like I was fighting for my survival, for relevance. A GLP-1 is the first time I have truly felt “hope” without panic.
Your article touched me deeply. I “started over” through WW at 10, through bariatric surgery at 22, through Phen-fen in my 30’s, roux-en-y at 42, and a GLP-1 at 68. It felt like I was fighting for my survival, for relevance. A GLP-1 is the first time I have truly felt “hope” without panic.
Gayle! I was reading your comment and had to look to make sure it wasn’t a comment I had written and forgot about!
Speed at 10, WW at 12, Fen-Phen when I was 35, Roux-en-Y at 40, and GLP-1s at 61 (I am now 65).
How wild we are so similar! Same trajectory. Nice to “meet” you!