Yes ma'am.I'm 16 but have struggled with my weight since I was 4/5.
I was put on stomach pills when I was around 5/6,when doctors couldn't...figure out what was wrong with my stomach and digestive system,those were steroids and I gained weight and I was underweight at the time.My family members would call me fat when I was underweight and tell me I needed to stop eating.Then when I gained weight they had a real reason to poke fun and call me fat.I took diet pills when I was 9,and they actually help curb your appetite and work really well,I would use them now but I'm on accutane.Actually,when my mom and I were going through sh*t,I actually went a little over a month without eating to lose weight,but I forgot what happened and I started eating and grrr.I was younger though.
I'm not overweight,i'm healthy for my height and..weight haha,but my range is 107-145,but I want to get down to my lowest point of BMI,and I was on "teen BMI" yesterday which is an app,and it said for me,I could get down to like 90 lbs and be healthy,but technically my weight range is like 110-138,but I want to get down to 100 because it would be awesome.I'm 5'3 so every f*cking BMI thing tells me something different.
I have no "success" story though,but I'm happy other people can have successful stories cause that's good.Congratulations:-)
Actually, my story is a little different. Instead of being overweight, I've been struggling my whole because I'm underweight. It seems that everything I do to try to gain weight doesn't work because I have such a high metabolism. Any food I eat doesn't go straight to my thighs, instead the calories are burned extremely fast. So what I did to help my problem is I started running and lifting weights to gain muscle mass. It's really helped in the past year, because now I'm a very healthy weight.
As for your part, congratulations for losing all of that weight! I know how hard it can be, and I really respect you for not giving into your cravings and for not ditching the idea to lose weight. You actually followed through! But one thing I think you can do is eat sweets as a reward. I mean don't eat them every day, but you can have them every do often and it won't hurt.
First congratulations.
In high school and college I was a exercise freak, football, wrestling, track and field in high school and football in college, I was 6'2" and 220lbs in my best shape. I got out of school got a new job started working 70-90 hours a week and lots of traveling, stopped working out stopped eating healthy after a few years I weighed about 260lbs. It took me about a year to get back to 215 be there for a few years now.
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I haven't really struggtles with my weight. I just wanted to say good job with getting healthy!
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