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We’ve all heard that a million times before and I get it, less calories and more movement SHOULD mean that you lose weight. BUT what most people don’t consider are genetics, metabolism, how someone’s body digests fats and sugars etc and quite a lot of other factors.  So when I went to see my surgeon to enquire about weight loss surgery, after spending my WHOLE adult life battling with my weight and yo-yo dieting, and he told me that some people struggle to lose weight due to genetics, I finally felt seen and that there was a light at the end of the tunnel!  I liked to think that being fat didn’t define me. I’ve never been a skinny girl. I was always curvier or bigger than my peers and my friends. They were size 8s and I was a size 14 and I thought that’s just how I’m built. I NEVER felt that big. I always dressed nice, I made the effort always, have always taken my beauty regimes seriously etc. I’ve always been extremely confident and I’ve always loved myself no matter what size I was. BUT the pressure society puts on women regarding our appearance and weight is constantly present and I’ve never not been on a diet or had people comment on my weight as if it’s up for discussion just because I was a bigger girl. Over the years my weight creeped up.  I have done EVERY diet you can think of - weight watchers, slimming world, calorie counting, calorie deficits, gone to the gym, shake diets, appetite suppressants etc, and every single time I just put more weight on after. Because when you have an eating disorder, it’s not as simple as just eat less and move more. And then 4 years ago I realised enough was enough. I had an epiphany and I thought I can’t carry on like this and I definitely can’t start a family with all of this extra weight either. So I looked into gastric sleeve surgery. Unfortunately Mounjaro wasn’t around then or I’d have saved myself a lot of money and major surgery 😂 I’ve never really spoken about my weight loss surgery online before because there are LOADS of ignorant people out there who speak with such conviction about things they do not understand. Who say it’s easy and it’s lazy.  I also didn’t get it done on the NHS, which I could have done, I paid a lot of money privately which was my choice. Because I genuinely had just had enough and wanted to be healthy asap. So please believe me when I tell you it was not easy to have major surgery, 80% of my stomach cut out and then to completely change my whole life, exercise daily and work on my relationship with food.  But I did it!  So above are a few photos showing the change I’ve gone through. Eating well, going to a PT twice a week for two years before I fell pregnant etc.  I’m 4 years, 1 ectopic pregnancy, 1 viable pregnancy and baby later, I have nearly lost 10 stone and it has changed my life! 🥰  #wls #weightlosstransformation #transformation #gettoknowme #gastricsleeve
We’ve all heard that a million times before and I get it, less calories and more movement SHOULD mean that you lose weight. BUT what most people don’t consider are genetics, metabolism, how someone’s body digests fats and sugars etc and quite a lot of other factors. So when I went to see my surgeon to enquire about weight loss surgery, after spending my WHOLE adult life battling with my weight and yo-yo dieting, and he told me that some people struggle to lose weight due to genetics, I finally felt seen and that there was a light at the end of the tunnel! I liked to think that being fat didn’t define me. I’ve never been a skinny girl. I was always curvier or bigger than my peers and my friends. They were size 8s and I was a size 14 and I thought that’s just how I’m built. I NEVER felt that big. I always dressed nice, I made the effort always, have always taken my beauty regimes seriously etc. I’ve always been extremely confident and I’ve always loved myself no matter what size I was. BUT the pressure society puts on women regarding our appearance and weight is constantly present and I’ve never not been on a diet or had people comment on my weight as if it’s up for discussion just because I was a bigger girl. Over the years my weight creeped up. I have done EVERY diet you can think of - weight watchers, slimming world, calorie counting, calorie deficits, gone to the gym, shake diets, appetite suppressants etc, and every single time I just put more weight on after. Because when you have an eating disorder, it’s not as simple as just eat less and move more. And then 4 years ago I realised enough was enough. I had an epiphany and I thought I can’t carry on like this and I definitely can’t start a family with all of this extra weight either. So I looked into gastric sleeve surgery. Unfortunately Mounjaro wasn’t around then or I’d have saved myself a lot of money and major surgery 😂 I’ve never really spoken about my weight loss surgery online before because there are LOADS of ignorant people out there who speak with such conviction about things they do not understand. Who say it’s easy and it’s lazy. I also didn’t get it done on the NHS, which I could have done, I paid a lot of money privately which was my choice. Because I genuinely had just had enough and wanted to be healthy asap. So please believe me when I tell you it was not easy to have major surgery, 80% of my stomach cut out and then to completely change my whole life, exercise daily and work on my relationship with food. But I did it! So above are a few photos showing the change I’ve gone through. Eating well, going to a PT twice a week for two years before I fell pregnant etc. I’m 4 years, 1 ectopic pregnancy, 1 viable pregnancy and baby later, I have nearly lost 10 stone and it has changed my life! 🥰 #wls #weightlosstransformation #transformation #gettoknowme #gastricsleeve

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