Heidi Powell, a well-known fitness trainer, shared the incredible story of Jacqueline, who lost 170 kg on her own with no professional assistance. Jacqueline’s experience reminds us all that “everything is possible.” Styleoga believes this to be true and is dedicated to assisting people in reaching their fitness objectives.
Jacqueline’s story is complex and detailed. She wrote: “I’m 29 years old, my name is Jacqueline Adan, I’m from California, and I’ve always struggled with my weight.”
“I was uncomfortable with my body image and thought I looked bad from a young age; the more upset I became about it, the more I ate.”
“I was furious at myself for allowing food to govern my life and contribute to my severe weight gain. No matter what I tried, it seemed like I could never stick to any form of “diet” plan and would either regain the weight I had lost plus some or I would quit when it became too difficult and return to eating. I was always different from everyone else because I was constantly “dieting” or concerned about food and my physique, and I was sick of it!”
“By the time I started college in 2005, I had given up on trying to eat like my peers. I simply wanted a “normal” college experience, so I began eating like everyone else and stopped caring.”
“Kevin, my partner, and Jenny agreed to go to Disneyland Resort at the end of 2011. It’s a place where anything is possible, and wishes are granted. I’ve always liked Disneyland Resort since I was a child, and it’s a location where I instantly feel like a princess.”
“I thought going to the Happiest Place on Earth would make me feel better, but when we arrived, I couldn’t even make it to the front gate.
I was embarrassed that I couldn’t walk and had acquired so much weight.”
“When I was in a wheelchair at Disneyland, I felt quite self-conscious. Everyone was staring, condemning, and admiring the obese girl on wheels who couldn’t even stand! It was embarrassing.”
“Even though I told my sister and Kevin I didn’t want to ride the coasters, I knew I wouldn’t fit, which killed me. I agreed to go on a few rides that I thought I could fit on, but I forgot about one tiny aspect.”
“I felt awful as I stood at the turnstile watching Kevin and my sister pass through. I couldn’t believe I’d allowed myself to get that big. I went to the bathroom and cried.”
“I realized I needed to change a few days after turning 25. I realized one morning that I needed to do something about my weight. I desired to improve my situation.
As I walked out of the center that day, I felt prepared, determined, overwhelmed, and afraid.”
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