From Zykia, Age 17, female - 11/11/17 - IP#: 170.253.211.xxx Start: Ht. 5'2", 234 lb ( BMI %tile: 98) Today: Ht. 5'2", 195 lb (BMI %tile: 98) - Hey guys, I know a lot of you on here are struggling to lose weight and are feeling hopeless. I used to feel like a lot of you guys about 2 years ago. I was depressed and tons of people made fun of me. One day I went to the doctor and they told me that I was borderline diabetic and that if my weight kept going up then I would become type 2 diabetic and have heart issues later on in life. That was my breaking point. After that visit with the doctor, I took all those mean comments that people would say about me and used it as motivation to lose weight. I'm now 40lbs down from where I was and I have another 55lbs to go. If I can do it you guys can too. :)
From Bryson, Age 15, male - 09/11/17 - IP#: 152.22.0.xxx Start: Ht. 5'7", 193.4 lb ( BMI %tile: 98) Today: Ht. 5'7", 147.6 lb (BMI %tile: 81) - I have been losing weight for the past couple of months now since I started believing in myself and not eating all the time. Now I am not too overweight. I hope others can hear my story
From Rachel, Age 11, female - 05/15/17 - IP#: 71.34.75.xxx Start: Ht. 4'10", 149 lb ( BMI %tile: 98) Today: Ht. 4'11", 93 lb (BMI %tile: 64) - I was.a very chubby girl at 11. I would go to school then eat eat eat eat. Then browse FantasyFeeder.com (great website for thosw proud to be fat) then fll asleep. But one day I was at school. Nd it was Valentine's Day. And I had one for my crush. I remember walking over to him. Him a skinny guy. Only 11 1/2 and had a 6 pack! Very fit. Best in PE. Well he saw me coming and said, "Hi." His friends said, "Hey fatty no valentines for this awesome dude!" Well my crush (Eddi) told his friends to shut up walked up to me... the fat girl close to tears. He took it out of my hands read it. Then escorted me to a safe place alone and said "I will be your valentine if you workout." All.I knew then is that he said 'yes' so I agreed. And now I am at 93 lbs thanks to Eddi! He was very strange and if I was in the right mind then I would have said no, but eh. And Eddi and I are dating and we've talked about his, uh ,weirdness and now he's a gentleman. Thank you for reading!
From Holly, Age 11, female - 08/16/16 - IP#: 1.178.214.xxx Start: Ht. 149 cm, 49 kg ( BMI %tile: 91) Today: Ht. 156 cm, 42 kg (BMI %tile: 44) - Thank-you to everyone who has helped me reach my weight goal. I basically took up swimming, crossfit and long distance running. I halved my meals and lost weight quite fast. If you would like to lose weight remember to keep trying trust me it feels better to lose weight than any food tastes. (Note: 156 cm, 42 kg is 5'1", 92 lb.)
From Raven, Age 21, female - 08/03/16 - IP#: 99.100.166.xxx Start: Ht. 5'3", 147 lb ( BMI: 26) Today: Ht. 5'3", 112 lb (BMI: 20) - I cut out processed foods and sweets, i ate only a handful of letttuce, a handful of baby carrots, and six reduced fat triscuts with a thermos of water for school lunch everyday for a month and i rarely ate processed foods at home and if there was no nonprocessed food around then i wouldnt eat until i could find something healthy. Also i exercised 7 days a week at home for at least an hour a day, usually 2 or three hours on average. I lifted 2 lb weight, ran up and down stairs, and rode a stationary bike whenever I watched tv or a movie. Then when i went to university i only ate from the salad bar and i exercised 1-3 hours everyday and i read all ny class readings while on an olliptical or stationary bike. Six months later i started using the MyFitnessPal app and that helped me lose nearly another 15lbs more after having already lost 22lbs before starting at university. Now i weigh about 112lbs and am 8 lbs away from my goal weight! :)
From Nina, Age 14, female - 06/18/16 - IP#: 73.162.65.xxx Start: Ht. 4'11", 100 lb ( BMI %tile: 84) Today: Ht. 5'4", 135 lb (BMI %tile: 82) - ***HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT FOR KIDS WHO ARE STRUGGLING*** So when growing up I was a normal weight. Then in 5th grade I became "chubby". You could tell that I was a bit overweight but not obese. When in 5th grade, I was 4 '11 and weighed 100 pounds. I needed to lose weight but was frustrated with everyone telling me what to do. I tried for 3 days but soon gave up, I was back to eating junk food and etc. At that time I had no idea how to work out, what to eat, and etc. Then all of a sudden during summer I hit puberty. I was 5'2 and 100 pounds. I became "skinny" for the first time. I was so dumb I started overeating because I thought I was going to be skinny forever. Soon I gained 20 pounds. Now in 8th grade I am 135 pounds. I only workout in the summer because I need time for other things. I have designed a plan for me to lose weight. First you need a... (view more)***HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT FOR KIDS WHO ARE STRUGGLING*** So when growing up I was a normal weight. Then in 5th grade I became "chubby". You could tell that I was a bit overweight but not obese. When in 5th grade, I was 4 '11 and weighed 100 pounds. I needed to lose weight but was frustrated with everyone telling me what to do. I tried for 3 days but soon gave up, I was back to eating junk food and etc. At that time I had no idea how to work out, what to eat, and etc. Then all of a sudden during summer I hit puberty. I was 5'2 and 100 pounds. I became "skinny" for the first time. I was so dumb I started overeating because I thought I was going to be skinny forever. Soon I gained 20 pounds. Now in 8th grade I am 135 pounds. I only workout in the summer because I need time for other things. I have designed a plan for me to lose weight. First you need a reasonable goal weight for your height. Something like 115 pounds for a 5'4 is reasonable not 75 pounds. During school days try walking. You can do it for an hour or you can have a step goal (like 5000 steps a day). Or if you want it to be more quick try searching youtube workout videos at home/search videos which are the best fit for you like cardio, aerobics, and etc. Dancing is also a good exercise. Try making these workouts small but on the weekends do something for an hour. In the summer just try to do as much as you can if you are dedicated. Currently I need a motivation for me to lose weight and that's why I want to help other kids who struggled like me. REMEMBER ONCE YOU LOSE THE WEIGHT YOU NEED TO MAKE A LIFESTYLE WITH AT LEAST 30 MINS ON EXERCISE A DAY OR ELSE YOU WILL START TO GAIN THE WEIGHT BACK. (view less)
From Kelly, Age 13, female - 05/30/16 - IP#: 100.0.218.xxx Start: Ht. 5'1", 127 lb ( BMI %tile: 89) Today: Ht. 5'1", 114 lb (BMI %tile: 76) - When I checked my bmi and was told that I was at risk at becoming overweight, I knew now that I really had to lose weight. I started running, working out and eating less junk and soda. Drinking tons or water also helped me lose my weight.
From Royyan, Age 12, female - 05/14/16 - IP#: 41.13.124.xxx Start: Ht. 166 cm, 64.5 kg ( BMI %tile: 90) Today: Ht. 166 cm, 55 kg (BMI %tile: 71) - Yay,I am so happy!!!!. I have been struggling with my weight for a while but I am finally on the right page. I stoped eating junk food, reduced my calorie intake & exersiced an hour or more a day.My body went into a super weight loss mode or something like that.Once in a while I would lose my motivation because I was doing it alone, but blubberbuster helped me gain my motivation back every time. I felt super happy when the scale hit 55kgs.The key to my success was to learn, work hard, never give up & a little help from blubberbuster. You can do it to!. (Note: 166 cm, 55 kg is 5'5", 121 lb.)
From Quiwanda, Age 15, female - 12/21/15 - IP#: 68.114.125.xxx Start: Ht. 5'6", 175 lb ( BMI %tile: 95) Today: Ht. 5'6", 136 lb (BMI %tile: 70) - Email me for questions: quiwandat@gmail.com Well, just like so many of you people out there, I was once struggling with weight loss; I still am. I remember going to the doctor and them telling me that I seriously needed to lose weight or I would obtain diabetes. My mom had been telling me that for weeks, but she was bigger than me. But when the doctor's told me that, it was a wake up call. True, I did lose a lot of weight, but I am still finding it very hard to lose that last bit. I was 132, but I am gaining weight and it is scaring me. I feel as if I am scaring myself because I might starve myself. I know what I need to do to lose weight, it's just hard. Anyways, I just wanted to tell you girls or guys out there that there is no easy way to lose weight. Okay? It takes heart and dedication and if you really want to lose weight, you would stick to this no matter what. So, ... (view more)Email me for questions: quiwandat@gmail.com Well, just like so many of you people out there, I was once struggling with weight loss; I still am. I remember going to the doctor and them telling me that I seriously needed to lose weight or I would obtain diabetes. My mom had been telling me that for weeks, but she was bigger than me. But when the doctor's told me that, it was a wake up call. True, I did lose a lot of weight, but I am still finding it very hard to lose that last bit. I was 132, but I am gaining weight and it is scaring me. I feel as if I am scaring myself because I might starve myself. I know what I need to do to lose weight, it's just hard. Anyways, I just wanted to tell you girls or guys out there that there is no easy way to lose weight. Okay? It takes heart and dedication and if you really want to lose weight, you would stick to this no matter what. So, this may work for you,well at least it worked for me, try a lemon cleansing diet. Take the juice of a lemon, maple syrup, and cayenne pepper and mix with some water. Now you have to drink this all day for at least 2-3 days. Now being that I was 14, I did have a tiny bite of food throughout these days. If that seems to much for you, try incorporating healthier foods into your diet. I would eat some whole grain toast with scrambled egg for breakfast, some tuna fish (no mayo) for lunch with some spinach and whole grain crackers, and salmon for dinner. For my two snacks, I ate a banana and an apple. Also, try learning portion sizes. Now, in this world, I know most of us won't care and just eat the whole bag, so instead, read the label to see how much a serving is, then eat the serving and put the test away. What I did was ate the serving and hid the bag of food. My motto is, "If I dont see it, I won't eat it." It worked. I had a box of cheezits in my shelf for a month untouched. Also, try to make water your primary drink. Yes, at first it was hard for me to do that considering there was always juice at home, but today, all I drink is water. It starts to become a habit, a part of your lifestyle. Now I would sit here and type all day and tell you how I lost the weight, but I know some people won't read all of this so if you have any questions. Email me. (view less)
From Bear, Age 15, male - 12/20/15 - IP#: 73.198.12.xxx Start: Ht. 4'11", 190 lb ( BMI %tile: 98) Today: Ht. 6'2", 165 lb (BMI %tile: 63) - I was thin until around the 1st grade, then i was introduced to the world of computers and snacks. I gained weight rapidly and no matter how many sports i played the fat kept piling on. Thanks to my height I would never look heavy, but when i had to run in PE you could tell that I was not fit, every lap was a challenge until i eventually started to cheat to finish on time. Going in to public was horrible, my clothes never fit so i felt like my man boobs were always hanging out and my stomach bulging. I felt like people were mocking my chubbiness, some did, though being the biggest kid in the school did help, being able to threaten them back and such. It was horrible to have to go out in public for years, going shirtless was something I could not do. Ironically i was saved by water polo, a sport in which you must be shirtless. My parents did what they could to help my diet, but with my... (view more)I was thin until around the 1st grade, then i was introduced to the world of computers and snacks. I gained weight rapidly and no matter how many sports i played the fat kept piling on. Thanks to my height I would never look heavy, but when i had to run in PE you could tell that I was not fit, every lap was a challenge until i eventually started to cheat to finish on time. Going in to public was horrible, my clothes never fit so i felt like my man boobs were always hanging out and my stomach bulging. I felt like people were mocking my chubbiness, some did, though being the biggest kid in the school did help, being able to threaten them back and such. It was horrible to have to go out in public for years, going shirtless was something I could not do. Ironically i was saved by water polo, a sport in which you must be shirtless. My parents did what they could to help my diet, but with my dad already being obese since he was a teen and my mom going through illness, i was not restricted in what i could eat. It all started to change for me at the end of 5th grade, I had just gotten glasses, which had i had earlier I might have been better at sports and this not had happened. I looked at my body, I was not disgusted, but interested in my fat, it led me to searches of more fat kids and people, I got hooked. I saw how they could get away with eating whatever they wanted and not have to do PE at all, a fat kids dream. This honestly let me gain another 10-15 pounds from just over eating wanting to be like these kids. A little backstory, my elementary school was really small compared to the middle school i would be attending the next year it was also in a wealthier neighborhood so the kids there were all thin, or just a little bit of baby fat, which most of my friends had. Having these chubby friends helped my survive. So when i went to middle school, i was exposed to some many kids, including those who were very obese. In PE we had to change now, i saw how tormented the really fat kids were, sadly for them non of them were very tall so it really showed on them. I knew from then on that i no longer wanted to live the life of a fat kid. I joined water polo the next week and stuck with it, it became something i turned to love. I controlled my diet boosted my activity and the fat just started to come off. Now i am the tall thin guy, not the tubby kid. (view less)
From ???????, Age 12, female - 09/27/15 - IP#: 67.220.1.xxx Start: Ht. 5'2", 194 lb ( BMI %tile: 98) Today: Ht. 5'2", 186 lb (BMI %tile: 98) - I've always had a larger frame. I guess you could call it an apple shape. Even though I thought I was around 80 pounds over weight, I was really just 40. The reason why is because I have a large frame. (you can measure this by measuring the circumference of youre wrist) Nobody really teased me, but this summer, most of my friends got asked out. I just needed the self confidence boost. I wore a size 14-16 pant size, and XL to XXXL, but now Im wearing a size 12 and M-XL sized shirt. Ive only lost 8 pounds but you can see the diifrence. I can see muscles I have a longer duration in working out(I use workout videos like T25, pilates,blubberbuster,and yoga) I stopped geeting junky desserts. I ate a frozen yougurt cup instead. I do targeted workouts in bed, like scissor kicks and db bentover rows. I bike. And I drink 4-6 bottles of water a day(especially befor bed, it makes you apperear slimmer in the morning) and I read a lot of fitness artiles like shape magazine, livestrong, and womens fitness. I hope to lose 30-40 more pounds of fat.
From Brianna, Age 12, female - 07/28/15 - IP#: 50.157.228.xxx Start: Ht. 5'2", 133 lb ( BMI %tile: 92) Today: Ht. 5'2", 123 lb (BMI %tile: 86) - I cut out all junk food, when I did that I felt happier, and I went on fitnessblender.com and planned out my workouts
From Airika, Age 13, female - 07/11/15 - IP#: 96.40.253.xxx Start: Ht. 5'8", 240 lb ( BMI %tile: 98) Today: Ht. 5'9", 180 lb (BMI %tile: 95) - Counting calories and exercising daily.
From Rachel, Age 12, female - 05/06/15 - IP#: 24.62.107.xxx Start: Ht. 5'4", 135 lb ( BMI %tile: 89) Today: Ht. 5'4.5", 129 lb (BMI %tile: 83) - Hi I'm Rachel! It has only been a month but I was so excited with the results that I had to post! I have only lost 6 pounds and have definitely not reached my goal weight of 115 yet but I'm getting there! I used an app called "Lose-it" that has really helped me count my calories and I have a journal and exercise at least 45 minutes a day! You can do it too with a little motivation!
From Katelin, Age 15, female - 05/06/15 - IP#: 108.14.238.xxx Start: Ht. 4'11", 150 lb ( BMI %tile: 98) Today: Ht. 5'2", 117 lb (BMI %tile: 64) - Hi - I'm Katelin. I'm 15 years old and I've not had any success in loosing weight. It feels like no matter what I do. I struggled with a severe case of binge eating disorder for 3 years. (5th, 6th and 7th grade) I was going through a lot of emotional turmoil and was beginning to see symptoms of my now diagnosed general anxiety disorder and depression. Of course, I had no clue how to deal with that, so I turned to food. I binged in between two and four times a day and all of my binges tended to exceed 1,000 calories. I quickly shot up in weight, and at my heaviest, I was 150 and 4'11, making me ever so slightly obese. (BMI 30.3) I ended up telling my mom about the binging, (I had been able to easily hide it, because I was on a medication with a side effect of weight gain) and soon thereafter saw a therapist. It took me over a year to stop binging after... (view more)Hi - I'm Katelin. I'm 15 years old and I've not had any success in loosing weight. It feels like no matter what I do. I struggled with a severe case of binge eating disorder for 3 years. (5th, 6th and 7th grade) I was going through a lot of emotional turmoil and was beginning to see symptoms of my now diagnosed general anxiety disorder and depression. Of course, I had no clue how to deal with that, so I turned to food. I binged in between two and four times a day and all of my binges tended to exceed 1,000 calories. I quickly shot up in weight, and at my heaviest, I was 150 and 4'11, making me ever so slightly obese. (BMI 30.3) I ended up telling my mom about the binging, (I had been able to easily hide it, because I was on a medication with a side effect of weight gain) and soon thereafter saw a therapist. It took me over a year to stop binging after seeking help, but I am now 3 inches taller, 33 pounds down, and pretty healthy! I still struggle with severe body image issues, but overcoming the eating disorder that controlled my life and literally made me addicted to food is amazing. (view less)
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