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Introduction Text Always active and at a healthy weight as a teenager and young adult, I let myself gain slowly through pregnancies, child-rearing, and a period of depression. Crossing the line into the 200s was a wake-up call. This is the year I'm regaining control and returning to my former health lifestyle. Neither children, husband, chocolate, nor ice in Texas shall stay me from my appointed goal! Hmm . . . I wrote that several years ago. In the intervening years, my daughter’s death, and a severe depression that I’m still working my way out of, moved that line I crossed up to 250. I’m now having to take medication for high blood pressure and I slide back and forth across the border of being diabetic. The support group that I was a part of before my daughter died has sort of drifted apart, so here I am again — looking for motivation and support for getting this weight off once and for all.









Add a Link Linda Ft Worth, TX - Central Time "Just when the caterpillar thought the world was ending, he turned into a butterfly." - Proverb FITNESS is like a RELATIONSHIP -- you can't CHEAT and expect it to WORK.
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