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vinceconaway) wrote2014-12-02 09:21 am
vinceconaway) wrote2014-12-02 09:21 am
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Vanity?
I'm proud of my career, and I'm proud of my art. But the thing about which I am most proud is my weight loss.
The long-term success rate on weight loss is about .0005, or about one in two thousand. Musical careers have a much easier time than this thing I did on the side. And, speaking of career, my income got a serious boost at the same time I was coming off dieting: I joke it was the tights, but studies involving earnings and beauty standards suggest otherwise.
I get self-conscious about the priority I give to weight maintenance, but it all comes down to this being one of the heftier achievements of my life.
The long-term success rate on weight loss is about .0005, or about one in two thousand. Musical careers have a much easier time than this thing I did on the side. And, speaking of career, my income got a serious boost at the same time I was coming off dieting: I joke it was the tights, but studies involving earnings and beauty standards suggest otherwise.
I get self-conscious about the priority I give to weight maintenance, but it all comes down to this being one of the heftier achievements of my life.
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I've struggled with weight loss all of my adult life. But with the diagonse of pre-diabeties, I have taken that fucker by the horns and I will over come.
Good on you for your achievments!
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Good luck to you, I had tried to lose weight for my appearance several times, but it wasn't until I got scared about my health that it really came together. My uncle died of colon cancer, which is a really bad process to see someone go through, and since I was apparently already screwed genetically diet was my only variable.