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mitmit86

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Hi I am Misty. I Live in Arkansas. I have two great kids and a awesome husband. I am 26 years old and finally getting to go to college. I am a Big Girl. It all started at 16, I found out I was pregnant, I pretty much ate whatever I wanted, at 17 I had my amazing daughter and moved out, quit school, worked full time along with my boyfriend at the time( now husband) then I found out I was pregnant yet again. At 19 I had my Awesome son and weighed 400lbs. I have never felt more disgusting then on my wedding day. I won't even look at the photos and that was 7 years ago. To me I am still just as fat. I am currently at 290lbs and I keep trying to loose weight. I want to be healthy for my kids. They deserve a healthy mommy. I use to play basketball and softball and now my kids do and I loose my breath when I try to play with them. I joined Web Md so I could have support from others that have or had struggled with this problem. Thanks for reading my story. : )

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Thanks ladies. I am happy to be part of this community. I will start counting my calories...

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I am a 26 year old mom of two. My highest weight was 400lbs when I had my son at 19. I was...

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