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	<title>Comments on: Exercise is cheap</title>
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	<description>With emphasis on the LIVING!</description>
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		<title>By: Lorelei</title>
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		<dc:creator>Lorelei</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:33:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Your fears -- all of them -- are grounded in reality. People did look at me differently. It's depressing how well thin people are treated vs. fat people. I was the same person, but was treated completely differently. And have I re-gained pretty much all that I lost. This year has been the hardest of my whole life and I've put back on at least 50 lbs of the 75 I had lost. And it's not like I'm eating good now, so who knows -- maybe I'll finish out the year the whole 75 lbs being back with me. It's extremely frustrating. I wasn't happy with the way my body looked thin than I do when it is fat. When I was thin I had horrible lines all over my face. When I smiled I looked like I needed a serious face lift. My butt and boobs sagged to the floor, it seemed. What I need is to not be too thin, but not be too fat either. Keeping yourself at a particular weight seems next to impossible though. Either you eat too much and get too fat, or you don't eat hardly at all and get way too thin. I don't know how to "eat in moderation" which is what I need to do. Battling weight is a life-long battle for all of us, I suppose. Most of us, anyway.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your fears &#8212; all of them &#8212; are grounded in reality. People did look at me differently. It&#8217;s depressing how well thin people are treated vs. fat people. I was the same person, but was treated completely differently. And have I re-gained pretty much all that I lost. This year has been the hardest of my whole life and I&#8217;ve put back on at least 50 lbs of the 75 I had lost. And it&#8217;s not like I&#8217;m eating good now, so who knows &#8212; maybe I&#8217;ll finish out the year the whole 75 lbs being back with me. It&#8217;s extremely frustrating. I wasn&#8217;t happy with the way my body looked thin than I do when it is fat. When I was thin I had horrible lines all over my face. When I smiled I looked like I needed a serious face lift. My butt and boobs sagged to the floor, it seemed. What I need is to not be too thin, but not be too fat either. Keeping yourself at a particular weight seems next to impossible though. Either you eat too much and get too fat, or you don&#8217;t eat hardly at all and get way too thin. I don&#8217;t know how to &#8220;eat in moderation&#8221; which is what I need to do. Battling weight is a life-long battle for all of us, I suppose. Most of us, anyway.</p>
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