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09-09-2010, 05:51 PM
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Re: Fatty to Thinny...Amazing Story
David Smith even hatched a plan to end it. He would get an inflatable swimming pool, and he would take it to a remote spot in the Arizona desert. He would fill it with gasoline, get in, and light a match. It would be a horrific and painful way to die, but that’s what Smith thought he deserved. Well, that's one way to brun fat. I'm glad he found better ones. Those people, who went from spectacularly ugly to good looking/beautiful over the time, often are the best persons to spend your life with. They almost always found different ways to value themselves (through creativity, knowledge, arts, nerdy intelligence, etc) which are to remain a large part of their identity. Meanwhile, they appreciate more than most people the fragility in beauty and their own self-confidence, hence, they often tend not to become pricks about their looks and remain humble persons. The downside to this guy's experience is that he will probably still have to suffer later in life from his past obesity. Arthritis, arthrosis, vascular problems, pancreatic issues, and many more, are problems he will probably have to deal with. |
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09-16-2010, 12:49 AM
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Re: Fatty to Thinny...Amazing Story
I was very touched by that story. Thanks Kelly. Watch a lot of before and after weight loss stories on the tube. This by far was really great.  |
