I have to remind myself all the time that I am not the center of the universal and the world does not revolved around me. I mean hell, I almost had a panic attack this morning leaving for the gym in a tank top, a freaking tank top. What was I really expecting? People with pitchforks and picketers outside the gym keeping chunky ladies in tank tops out? lol
why are we still talking about this? It’s 2015! Just do your thing and suit worrying about what others think! Thankfully I never have…
Dale Beardsays
Hi Jill, I just came across your blog and your #runningwithcurves movement and think you’re doing something awesome. I’m working on a business idea that relates to what you’re doing and I could really use your insights. Would you be willing to talk to me for a few minutes sometime? Feel free to email me anytime and I can tell you more. Thanks for everything you do.
Kathleensays
I stumbled across your blog a couple of weeks ago and I love your wit and honesty. This entry really hits home. I had lap band in 08 and did great loosing over 50lbs til 2010 I lost daughter. Then the last 5 years has been one brick wall after another with special needs children, marriage, grief, loss and stress. My 5k time is terrible and a half marathon seems impossible anymore. I have wondered if people have thought How can she have become fat again since she had lap band. Thank you for the inspiration to feel ok that I’m bigger bit I can still run and lift and i deserve to be in the same track as every one else.
Thank you! I so needed this right now.
I have to remind myself all the time that I am not the center of the universal and the world does not revolved around me. I mean hell, I almost had a panic attack this morning leaving for the gym in a tank top, a freaking tank top. What was I really expecting? People with pitchforks and picketers outside the gym keeping chunky ladies in tank tops out? lol
I loved this article. Also I love the Hot Chocolate sweatshirt, I have one too.:)
why are we still talking about this? It’s 2015! Just do your thing and suit worrying about what others think! Thankfully I never have…
Hi Jill, I just came across your blog and your #runningwithcurves movement and think you’re doing something awesome. I’m working on a business idea that relates to what you’re doing and I could really use your insights. Would you be willing to talk to me for a few minutes sometime? Feel free to email me anytime and I can tell you more. Thanks for everything you do.
I stumbled across your blog a couple of weeks ago and I love your wit and honesty. This entry really hits home. I had lap band in 08 and did great loosing over 50lbs til 2010 I lost daughter. Then the last 5 years has been one brick wall after another with special needs children, marriage, grief, loss and stress. My 5k time is terrible and a half marathon seems impossible anymore. I have wondered if people have thought How can she have become fat again since she had lap band. Thank you for the inspiration to feel ok that I’m bigger bit I can still run and lift and i deserve to be in the same track as every one else.
Kathleen, you are a rock star!