Fat Loss Journal

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Okay, since I have decided to do this, I have to show you my fat pictures. This is not a pleasant decision. If you are fat like me, it is very difficult to look at yourself in a picture. I avoid the camera at all costs. My family wants to take a picture and I try to hide as far away as possible.

It is with great humility that I present to you my fat pictures. I don't like looking at my double chin, my Buddha belly and the layers of fat around my arms. It's my starting point for weight loss.

I have multiple sclerosis. As a result of not being able to use my legs, I have used the power chair for the past 25 years. In that time, my weight has continued to increase a little each year. It is hard to maintain your weight or even lose weight when you were essentially inactive. Exercising vigorously is not an option. Weight control for people in chairs is her difficult.

When these pictures were taken, I had been on Bios Life Slim for 10 days and had lost edema in my legs and feet.

with MS, it is difficult if not impossible to exercise effectively. When you cannot walk or stand, it is hard to do aerobic exercise. It is hard to maintain your weight, much less lose weight and lose fat. I have tried many different diets to no avail. I am hoping that bios life slim will change my metabolism and jumpstart weight loss.

This is the side view As I've been told, i don't look happy in these shots. It's just not fun to be fat. I don't feel jolly; I feel uncomfortable!