Jaelzion

The middle seat on an airplane is no longer the disaster that it used to be. ✈️

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

It was shopping for me. For a good 6 months I spent way too much on clothes. I really did need to replenish my wardrobe after losing 130 pounds, but I was buying more than I needed. It took me a while to recognize what was going on and stop doing that. I have a couple of friends for whom the weight loss itself became their transfer addiction. Instead of stabilizing once they reached their goal, they kept dieting and losing. Eventually they were both emaciated and skeletal. In their 50s, both of these ladies developed full-blown anorexia. Fortunately, with treatment, they both recovered and they are at healthy weights now. But it just shows that literally ANYTHING can become problematic if you use it to self-medicate. It's like whack-a-mole.

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

It was shopping for me. For a good 6 months I spent way too much on clothes. I really did need to replenish my wardrobe after losing 130 pounds, but I was buying more than I needed. It took me a while to recognize what was going on and stop doing that. I have a couple of friends for whom the weight loss itself became their transfer addiction. Instead of stabilizing once they reached their goal, they kept dieting and losing. Eventually they were both emaciated and skeletal. In their 50s, both of these ladies developed full-blown anorexia. Fortunately, with treatment, they both recovered and they are at healthy weights now. But it just shows that literally ANYTHING can become problematic if you use it to self-medicate. It's like whack-a-mole.

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

I'm in maintenance and there are times when I'm going to eat snack food. So it's important to me to find less destructive alternatives. But that's a personal call we all have to make.

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

It was shopping for me. For a good 6 months I spent way too much on clothes. I really did need to replenish my wardrobe after losing 130 pounds, but I was buying more than I needed. It took me a while to recognize what was going on and stop doing that. I have a couple of friends for whom the weight loss itself became their transfer addiction. Instead of stabilizing once they reached their goal, they kept dieting and losing. Eventually they were both emaciated and skeletal. In their 50s, both of these ladies developed full-blown anorexia. Fortunately, with treatment, they both recovered and they are at healthy weights now. But it just shows that literally ANYTHING can become problematic if you use it to self-medicate. It's like whack-a-mole.

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

As the title says!

As the title says!

As the title says!

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

As the title says!

As the title says!

As the title says!

As the title says!

As the title says!

As the title says!

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂

Having the doctor say "You're overweight" out of habit and being able to say "No I'm not." 😂