Quote From: pinkcadillac08For the young lady who weighs 375, my only question is this: Do you believe you are worth more than a Big Mac? Do you LOVE yourself enough to stop driving to a restaurant who is only interested in taking your hard-earned money and has no vested interest in your health. McDonald's menus is the biggest joke on the planet.
Is it easy? No. If it was easy, everyone would be thin.
I feel your pain, but I also have realized that I am worth more than a $3.00 hamburger. I cannot wait to lose the 120 pounds that keeps me from realizing MY DREAMS and MY GOALS. I began exercising at home with a couple of 5 lb hand weights, walking around the block in the morning after I take my daughter to the bus stop, and doing simple muscle building exercises in the comfort of my own home. There are no gym memberships in my budget this year.
I know you can do this. Buy yourself something pretty today; a new dress, a new top, some jewelry, even a purse. Love yourself enough to become the woman you know you deserve to be. You are a Child of the Most High God; let Him help you!
With love & Belief,
Gina
I work at Wendy's. Two days ago, a rotund mother waddled up to our counter. She had brought her kids in for dinner. I made the mistake of asking if the oldest boy wanted a kid's meal. That's a small hamburger, a few fries, and a small drink--enough for any 10-year-old. It was his mother who became indignant. "He needs a Baconator combo, super sized."
I ordered it because it is not my place to argue with people.
They are responsible for their own choices.
Be patient with your weight loss program. Since you didn't gain 120 pounds all in one day, you aren't going to lose it all in one day, either. It'll take as loooooong as it's gonna take. I'm glad to hear you are beginning a exercise program--gym membership or not. (I watch Daily Workout with Denise Austin on Lifetime)
