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Yes. unsettling. Good way to put it. I want to run up and say, " It doesn't

have to BE like this! " . But I can't do it, either. I've never, ever found

the words to introduce the subject.

However, if there is ANY way to work it into the conversation, consider it

DONE!

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Kinda Mad and

> I just wanted to weight in on this kinda! hahahaha

>

> Really.

>

> I had the same feeling as both of you and I find it odd.

> At first I would just get pissed that so and so just loved me now, when 12

> months ago I was not fit to be spoken to.

> I really had to work on that and I had to work on receiving a complement

too.

> Person " A " would say to me " Oh Merilee you look so great, you must feel

so

> wonderful! " .

> I would smile and say " Yes, I do. " End....

> In my mind what I heard was you " fat pig you finally lost weight " and on

and

> on.... Really weird, I know. But very true. Now here is the really

> weird part, internally I've started judging fat people and looking at them

> like I was looked at. Now I don't hate them or anything like that. I

just

> know that my mind has shifted and I find it very unsettling. I'm going to

> let it at that, cause I can't explain myself.

> Meri

> Oregon

>

>

>

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Yes. unsettling. Good way to put it. I want to run up and say, " It doesn't

have to BE like this! " . But I can't do it, either. I've never, ever found

the words to introduce the subject.

However, if there is ANY way to work it into the conversation, consider it

DONE!

Thanks,

Vitalady, Inc. T

www.vitalady.com

If you are interested in PayPal, please click here:

https://www.paypal.com/affil/pal=orders%40vitalady.com

Kinda Mad and

> I just wanted to weight in on this kinda! hahahaha

>

> Really.

>

> I had the same feeling as both of you and I find it odd.

> At first I would just get pissed that so and so just loved me now, when 12

> months ago I was not fit to be spoken to.

> I really had to work on that and I had to work on receiving a complement

too.

> Person " A " would say to me " Oh Merilee you look so great, you must feel

so

> wonderful! " .

> I would smile and say " Yes, I do. " End....

> In my mind what I heard was you " fat pig you finally lost weight " and on

and

> on.... Really weird, I know. But very true. Now here is the really

> weird part, internally I've started judging fat people and looking at them

> like I was looked at. Now I don't hate them or anything like that. I

just

> know that my mind has shifted and I find it very unsettling. I'm going to

> let it at that, cause I can't explain myself.

> Meri

> Oregon

>

>

>

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Meri:

It's interesting, because I was just trying to say I'm sure that there were

different reasons people avoided me before I lost weight. I bet that some

people are more superficial and just like thinner people. But I realized

that the shift was happening with people I really couldn't imagine being

quite that shallow, and I figured out that it makes me uncomfortable as well

when I see people in physical distress. Not disliking them, not judging

them for being in distress, just kinda of scared like when you see someone

who is hurt for the first time or something. Uncomfortable that something

bad may occur.

As far as the nasty, " why don't you do something about yourself, why are you

eating that xxx, you're so big " kind of judging, I ironically found I did

that much more when I was obese myself. Go figure. I don't know if it was

because I was just younger and stupid, I was projecting, or if it was part

of that " you'll be obese forever, but mine's temporary because once again

I'm starting the perfect diet this coming Monday. " I know now my success is

pure grace, luck or good fortune, whatever you want to call it. The only

part I'm responsible for is the research, insurance push and guts to

actually not run from the hospital in fear. The rest is a blessing.

I just try to accept this change, which I fully realize could turnaround in

a moment's notice. I decided to take the change in people's attitudes as a

gift as well. Obese people get judged, feel bad, and yet I still maintain,

make some otherwise decent people uncomfortable because of the physical

struggles, like breathing and moving. It's not an easy life.

Just my $.02

in Austin

RNY April 1998

Kinda Mad and

> I just wanted to weight in on this kinda! hahahaha

>

> Really.

>

> I had the same feeling as both of you and I find it odd.

> At first I would just get pissed that so and so just loved me now, when 12

> months ago I was not fit to be spoken to.

> I really had to work on that and I had to work on receiving a complement

too.

> Person " A " would say to me " Oh Merilee you look so great, you must feel

so

> wonderful! " .

> I would smile and say " Yes, I do. " End....

> In my mind what I heard was you " fat pig you finally lost weight " and on

and

> on.... Really weird, I know. But very true. Now here is the really

> weird part, internally I've started judging fat people and looking at them

> like I was looked at. Now I don't hate them or anything like that. I

just

> know that my mind has shifted and I find it very unsettling. I'm going to

> let it at that, cause I can't explain myself.

> Meri

> Oregon

>

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Meri:

It's interesting, because I was just trying to say I'm sure that there were

different reasons people avoided me before I lost weight. I bet that some

people are more superficial and just like thinner people. But I realized

that the shift was happening with people I really couldn't imagine being

quite that shallow, and I figured out that it makes me uncomfortable as well

when I see people in physical distress. Not disliking them, not judging

them for being in distress, just kinda of scared like when you see someone

who is hurt for the first time or something. Uncomfortable that something

bad may occur.

As far as the nasty, " why don't you do something about yourself, why are you

eating that xxx, you're so big " kind of judging, I ironically found I did

that much more when I was obese myself. Go figure. I don't know if it was

because I was just younger and stupid, I was projecting, or if it was part

of that " you'll be obese forever, but mine's temporary because once again

I'm starting the perfect diet this coming Monday. " I know now my success is

pure grace, luck or good fortune, whatever you want to call it. The only

part I'm responsible for is the research, insurance push and guts to

actually not run from the hospital in fear. The rest is a blessing.

I just try to accept this change, which I fully realize could turnaround in

a moment's notice. I decided to take the change in people's attitudes as a

gift as well. Obese people get judged, feel bad, and yet I still maintain,

make some otherwise decent people uncomfortable because of the physical

struggles, like breathing and moving. It's not an easy life.

Just my $.02

in Austin

RNY April 1998

Kinda Mad and

> I just wanted to weight in on this kinda! hahahaha

>

> Really.

>

> I had the same feeling as both of you and I find it odd.

> At first I would just get pissed that so and so just loved me now, when 12

> months ago I was not fit to be spoken to.

> I really had to work on that and I had to work on receiving a complement

too.

> Person " A " would say to me " Oh Merilee you look so great, you must feel

so

> wonderful! " .

> I would smile and say " Yes, I do. " End....

> In my mind what I heard was you " fat pig you finally lost weight " and on

and

> on.... Really weird, I know. But very true. Now here is the really

> weird part, internally I've started judging fat people and looking at them

> like I was looked at. Now I don't hate them or anything like that. I

just

> know that my mind has shifted and I find it very unsettling. I'm going to

> let it at that, cause I can't explain myself.

> Meri

> Oregon

>

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