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400 Pounds Lost? No Surgery? Stop Lying!

by Erika • Saturday, Aug 1, 2009 • 5 commentscopy this link

Taken from Fitness 102:

Here is a man who a few years ago contemplated suicide.  He felt hopeless and had no desire to live.  He wanted to disappear from the world around him.  Just a few years later, he’s completely changed his life and is starring in his own television show.

His story should certainly give hope to others who currently struggle with obesity.  You do not need surgery and you certainly do not need anything fancy in terms of exercise and diet.  A consistent and diligent effort has once again come out on top… [read more] — Fitness 102

Check him out:

Never be amazed by what a little hard work can do. Be INSPIRED by what a little hard work can do. : )

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5 Responses to “ 400 Pounds Lost? No Surgery? Stop Lying! ”

  1. what’s up with the title of this article. people can lose a lot of weight without surgery. i think your title is stupid.


    • I think it’s equally stupid to post snarky comments on a site and claim your name is “Anony.” See how that works?

      The title of the article is about the fact that people tend to think that only surgery can bring about major weight loss. If you bothered to browse the site, you can see that I’ve endured my OWN major transformation, so CLEARLY I don’t believe that to be the case.

      Alas, I understand how people post on the Internet. It happens.

      Have a lovely day!


  2. I guess understanding sarcasm isn’t her strong point. lol!


  3. If people READ more, and JUDGE less, maybe, just maybe, they will and understand how he was able to lose the weight without the surgery. Skimming around the facts will cause you to make a dumb ASSumption.


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