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So I took a pill last night for my cushing’s syndrome test in my blood and it made me wicked fucking loopy and I feel like this is what people who drink feel like during a stage of intoxication. I’m still going out because I miss friends.

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I just got back from the Endocrinologist

GAH I’m so frustrated. So, they measured my weight incorrectly when I went to get a physical a few months ago, and it turns out that what I had originally had was way closer to my correct weight. I basically lost the weight that I had gained after grieving through a huge tragedy that happened about a year and a half ago, which is still awesome, and I’ve lost a little less than the amount of weight that I had been told, but the starting number is higher.

I really like this Endocrinologist, though. He’s a very blunt Persian man, who you can tell really cares about his work and what happens to people. He was leaning towards me getting weight loss surgery, though, which I definitely do not want to do if I can avoid it. He also said that I may have Cushing’s Syndrome, and some other thing that I don’t remember which would explain why I’ve always been big and a few other very embarrassing things that I’m not going to speak about here. One of the side effects of the medication is weight loss, which on the one hand would be nice to get but at the same time is not something that I want to rely on. I’m going to see a nutritionist to see if there’s anything else I can do, and what they think of my recent vegetarianism. Thank you for reading my rant.

So I took a pill last night for my cushing’s syndrome test in my blood and it made me wicked fucking loopy and I feel like this is what people who drink feel like during a stage of intoxication. I’m still going out because I miss friends.

becomewhatyouwant:

weight loss community gpoy

(via weight-a-second)

I just got back from the Endocrinologist

GAH I’m so frustrated. So, they measured my weight incorrectly when I went to get a physical a few months ago, and it turns out that what I had originally had was way closer to my correct weight. I basically lost the weight that I had gained after grieving through a huge tragedy that happened about a year and a half ago, which is still awesome, and I’ve lost a little less than the amount of weight that I had been told, but the starting number is higher.

I really like this Endocrinologist, though. He’s a very blunt Persian man, who you can tell really cares about his work and what happens to people. He was leaning towards me getting weight loss surgery, though, which I definitely do not want to do if I can avoid it. He also said that I may have Cushing’s Syndrome, and some other thing that I don’t remember which would explain why I’ve always been big and a few other very embarrassing things that I’m not going to speak about here. One of the side effects of the medication is weight loss, which on the one hand would be nice to get but at the same time is not something that I want to rely on. I’m going to see a nutritionist to see if there’s anything else I can do, and what they think of my recent vegetarianism. Thank you for reading my rant.

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I just got back from the Endocrinologist

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Hello, my name is Ashleigh and I welcome you to my weight loss journey! I've been bigger than most of my peers for my entire life (not just weight wise, I actually have a massive frame). A few months before I started my blog, I found out that I was pre-diabetic. At 18 years old, that's a pretty scary diagnosis. I didn't want it to go any farther, so I took my health into my own hands, where it should’ve been all along. Feel free to ask me anything, I’ll answer almost anything honestly and to the best of my ability!

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