Future Former Fatty Blogs

“If you believe it, you will receive it” is a statement my friend and co-worker, Angela, says all the time. I love this statement. I mean love it because it is so true. We are so capable of reaching any goal we set our minds to if we believe we can do so.

Are you a professional dieter? I was thinking about how much of my life I have spent dieting or not dieting or thinking about dieting or throwing in the towel when it comes to dieting. Seriously, a great deal of my life has been focused on dieting.

Yesterday, Leonard Nimoy, most notably famous as Mr. Spock on “Star Trek”, passed away. Mr. Nimoy left an incredible legacy that has sparked much controversy. And no, it has nothing to do with his acting career.

My dear friend, Aaron Snyder, founder of TheUltimateWeightlossRx.com, a wonderful sight you should check out, e-mailed me regarding an article he thought might help me. I blog for Aaron’s sight, and he noticed in my recent blogs a common denominator that he felt if I was aware of, I might be able to help change obstacles in my way that keep me from losing weight.

I have always believed that our attitude is what makes the difference as to how our day will turn out. I feel strongly when we give love, or when we have a positive outlook, we will be rewarded with more love, and people around us in return will be more positive. Give a little, and receive a lot is my philosophy.

Are you afraid to lose weight? Have you thought that you might be afraid to lose weight because you might not be able to handle the way people react to you if you were thin? Are you comfortable with yourself at your present weight? If not, what is holding you back from success?

I have been fat most of my life. I know life as a fatty. I know how people react to me as a fatty. I know what others expect of me and what I expect from others as a fatty. Does this mean that deep down inside I would rather be fat than thin?

Can you believe it is 2015? Where does the time go by? Whenever I think about time, I always wonder if I have used my time the way I really want to use it or have I wasted precious time.

Everyday seems to melt into another day, another month, another year. I look back and evaluate how I spent my time. Did I accomplish everything I wanted to do this past year? Thankfully, for the most part, yes I did.

My dear friend, Aaron Snyder, founder of TheUltimateWeightlossRx.com, a wonderful sight you should check out, e-mailed me regarding an article he thought might help me. I blog for Aaron’s sight, and he noticed in my recent blogs a common denominator that he felt if I was aware of, I might be able to help change obstacles in my way that keep me from losing weight.

I have always believed that if our attitude is what makes the difference as to how our day will turn out. I feel strongly when we give love, or when we have a positive outlook, we will be rewarded with more love, and people around us in return will be more positive. Give a little, and receive a lot is my philosophy.

Interview Blog 1
Meet Bob Wagner, 217 Pounds Off
By
Linda Misleh Wagner
Future Former Fatty

Meet Bob Wagner. Bob is a fifty-eight year old gentleman who is recently retired. Bob had gastric by-pass surgery in 2008.