Narrative Essay About Losing Weight

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Losing weight especially for us girls, is something that’s almost constantly in our mind. Almost exactly a year ago losing weight was everything I had in mind. I was about 40 pounds over my ideal weight and completely out of shape. Tired and unhealthy I felt that all my confidence was gone, looking at the mirror was not a fun thing to do. I wouldn’t wear strappy shirts, tight anything and would never even consider a bathing suit. I was pretty miserable and going anywhere that involved getting dressed up was an extremely stressful and emotionally challenging task. I would hate myself for letting it get to that point! I wasn’t overweight my whole life. Before my twenties I was in a healthy 120 pounds weight which was great for someone who is 5’4. But college and office hours tuck the best of me and I saw myself with 40 extra pounds that I didn’t want in my life or my body.
After years of bad eating habits and not exercising at all, my body started to show on my bad eating habits. It …show more content…

I was trying to change years of bad eating habits and it was a lot harder that what I thought. I would start my week super healthy but by Thursday I was back to the old habits. I would lose a few pounds and then gain them right back. I was incredibly frustrated and had no idea what to do. So I started searching for other alternatives to make my weight loss journey easier. And…What came up? Duuh, weight loss pills!
I was so intrigued by them; the idea of a magic little pill that would make you lose all that extra weight while you sit on the couch is amazing! –Spoiler alert- That never happens!
So…in my weight loss journey I discovered that magic pills like those are very hard (if not impossible) to find. But, I was lucky enough to find one diet pill that actually made everything so much easier. You’ve probably heard the name mention before: Phen375. But you guys already knew that form the title (duuh) so let’s move on to the good