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Losing Weight as a Family

By Kimberly Cacey, Health Guide Monday, April 05, 2010
I write a lot about motivation, and how to keep yourself motivated,  and I would like to touch on families with obesity this week, and how to keep yourself motivated as a family unit.   I'm by no means a how-to writer, but in my own efforts to lose weight, I find family is heavily involve...
Anonymous
rorr99
4/ 8/10 6:02pm

Wonderful Job Kim and allthough I have a hard time sticking to eating better, I have noticed a lot of good changes I have made.

 

Kimberly Cacey, Health Guide
4/10/10 12:47pm

I've noticed them too!

Phat in My 40's, Health Guide
4/ 9/10 11:07am

Kimberly,

 

This is a wonderful idea.  While I don't have any family members who need to lose weight (right now), I have found that being open about my journey to lose weight has been helpful.  Normally, I am a very private person when it comes to issues of weight which have been previously tied to disappointment and partial self-loathing.  Letting people around me know has lifted a burden from my shoulders.  I can only imagine the support and motivation of family members who do this together.

 

Keep up the good work.

Lisa

Kimberly Cacey, Health Guide
4/10/10 12:47pm

It's very motivating, isn't it? Considering how used to looks of 'ew' or 'whoa' or 'ugh' that some people send our way, it's lovely to have support from others.  Do you have any friends you could do this with?

- Kimberly.

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By Kimberly Cacey, Health Guide— Last Modified: 05/16/11, First Published: 04/05/10