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Look who's on my TV? It's aubecherie! Good luck to her and everyone else involved in the Million Pound Match-Up.
The before was taken on 2/27/07 and the after was taken 8/30/07 . My starting weight was 242lbs and my current weight is 147lbs. -95lbs. =) Please let me know what you think. =) there were no drugs and no surgery involved. I did this with hard work and lots of exercise. It is possible and you can do it. I am proof =) 2011 and its still gone!!!!!!!
My sister, Pamela, signed up to be on the Biggest Loser, with her best friend, Camla. They sent in a great video last Spring, but JUST got the call that they wanted them on the show. Unfortunately, or not, Camla is not pregnant and won't be able to do it. The great thing is, my sister has been a school teacher for 15 years and now one of her co-workers will be on the show with her.
We are all meeting on Sunday to do the "Time with Family" video. Lord help me.
I will keep you all updated on the progress!
Taping begins in June. Airs in the Fall!
The Biggest Loser winner Pete Thomas talks about his experiences on the show and his life afterwards. From L - R: Charles F. Burant, MD, PhD, Director of Michigan Metabolomics and Obesity Center; Pete Thomas, $100,000 Winner, NBC's The Biggest Loser; Susan J. Woolford, MD, MPH, Medical Director of U-M Pediatric Comprehensive Weight Management Center.
This program took place at the Downtown Library on July 8, 2009.
Overweight Etiquette (From the Victoria Times Colonist) 11/14/2006 (D-1)
A NIGHT OUT
-Ensure your car has seat-belt extensions.
THE DINNER PARTY
-Don't load their plate more than others.
-Watch to ensure an obese person is included in the chat...
SPENDING THE NIGHT
-Check your shower stall, many prefabricated models are a tight squeeze.
-Substitute large towels for regular bath towels.
-Add extra support boards to the bed and possibly the living room couch to avoid embarrassment.
ABOARD A PLANE OR TRAIN
-Offer to lift the arm rest between seats to make more room.
-Offer to retrive items from the overhead bins as you would for the elderly or pregnant.
Day 11: Today I start the Biggest Loser competition with family and friends, so I went shopping in search of low cal food. I'm not a beer drinker, but this caught my eye.
I just keep having a shocked look on my face everytime I step on the scale. I don't know why... I can do this... I am doing this... is this really the new me? When I go to buy new clothes (which isn't often, they only fit right for a week, if that) I go straight for the old size I used to be. I was walking with my husband in Wal-mart last night, stopped in the ladies section and just said, that's going to be me soon. I've never in my whole life ever been able to shop in the ladies section. It's always been plus sizes. WHY did it take me so long!!!! Well, I think it's because of the shit that happened to me growing up. We all have a story to tell and some of mine have made grown men cry. I am a survivor.... and I don't need to keep myself fat anymore. Know why... because I am worth it!!!
Update: 6/11/09 Weight now is 172.