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Originally Posted by Bearcata Wow, thanks for posting Will. Also congratulations on your continued weight loss.
Still I am surprised that you expected so much out of being on a reality show except losing some weight. Also, outside of losing weight, earning money in challenges and the chance to win $250,000 do all the Biggest Losers contestents really get anything else. Maybe the winners so get a lot of recognition and some change their careers. But I do think they were ready to change the direction of their lives anyway starting with the weight loss.
Anyway thanks for posting it is really nice to hear from the people I enjoyed watching. |
I too was ready to change my life.
I was at, I guess what you would call rock bottom in my eating addiction.
There were a lot of statements you didn't see that I wasn't given a voice about that made it seem at times like I wasn't learning or dealing with everything, but you know, editing. Whatever, like I said, I think I've made myself very clear in my blogs and the two articles I wrote.
Like I said, we all have dreams. I was mainly there for the weight loss but I wanted it to be bigger than it was. If there wasn't a vanity to being on a weight loss show, then you'd just do it at home yourself. You really don't need a trainer to lose weight. Weight loss has never been rocket science.
I mean I've doubled my weight loss on the show, on my own.
I've had my slip ups and I've currently hit a little bit of a plateau but I'll never be the way I was again. The show for me, was not about learning how to lose weight, but how to get a grip on myself.