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This is a blog that outlines my life goals and challenges from my first consultation to post-surgery. 

I am a professional working in an office. I don't see as much content about people who struggle with their weight in an office environment. (Of course, those who don't work in an office.. please read too!) I would like to connect with people who are on this journey who have experiences in their personal life an career that we all can relate to. Some embarrassing, some emotional and some uplifting stories come from the office, business trips and when we return home. 

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My weight has been the one thing I can't really control in life.  I come from a long line of tall, big-boned giants in my family. (Seriously, my dad is a non-athlete and needed a knee replacement the size of a football player's.) I am 5'9 and have always had long legs and curves, even at my highest weight. I developed earlier than other girls when I was in my teens, and owned a size 12 (Between 165-185 lbs) until my sophomore year in college.  I've always loved my body and felt that it was
My weight has been the one thing I can't really control in life.  I come from a long line of tall, big-boned giants in my family. (Seriously, my dad is a non-athlete and needed a knee replacement the size of a football player's.) I am 5'9 and have always had long legs and curves, even at my highest weight. I developed earlier than other girls when I was in my teens, and owned a size 12 (Between 165-185 lbs) until my sophomore year in college.  I've always loved my body and felt that it was

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