I’m not that fat, it’s the wind
Struggling with the yo-yos of
weightloss
she said this apologizing.
We both laughed.
It really isn’t funny.
It hurts to be called obese.
After years of Slimfast, salads, Keto,
calorie counting, cutting carbs,
fasting, skipping meals, grapefruit,
Weight Watchers, Nutrisystem, and
now Ozempic, a new diabetes drug.
It’s a clear liquid taken as a shot for
a price both financial and you can
never get off the merry go round
or you will be back in line for the
roller coaster.
What is the answer? Is it diet, exercise
and willpower? Or is it a genetic problem
passed down with a brain chemical imbalance?
Take your pick. There are two sides.
I like the latter.
8 thoughts on "I’m not that fat, it’s the wind"
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You captured the internal struggles of weightloss and the external messages that it is all within our control.
Thx! Yes it’s a real struggle!
Effective list there in the middle! (not an intended pun just there!). But as Lubrina says, there are so many messages which attempt to convince us. Well-written.
Thanks! Just heard on news a new study on obesity that the brain is trained to not feel satisfied once it has been imprinted even after one loses weight.
you’ve set to music and real world issue
Great title! You show the despairing internal struggle and the external built in failre. Love:
a price both financial and you can
never get off the merry go round
or you will be back in line for the
roller coaster.
oops, typo in my reply: failure, not failre!
A topic not written about enough! Thank you!