21, bmi is 42 been waiting for possible surgery since I was 17 but wasn't old/heavy enough. I went to slimming world, ww, and the gym on a weight loss management course...i was a really active person who swam for the county, went horse riding, hiking, skiing..in 2016 I gained 6stn within 6months with no obvious cause. I had tests done but nothing was found. Since then it's been the single topic of most of my GP appointments. I've had two children since then and now I'm the heaviest I've ever been. I frequently have days where I want to die because of the way I look. I've been diagnosed with complex ptsd, bpd a bed, depression, gad and pcos....none of which (according to my GP) are impacted negatively by my weight when I know that they 100% are. I also have odema that flares up, heart palpitations multiple times a day and chronic back pain that i have to take medication for. My knees are weak and my ankles swollen...because my body is struggling. I used to jog to help fend the weight gain off but now I can't because it's too painful. I find that all of the above is pretty consecutive across many/if not all people who struggle with weight loss. Why are the NHS so quick to help those who struggle with weight gain? Gaining and losing weight are just two sides of the same coin and each carry their own risks? If I had money I would 100% get weight loss surgery! And I know that for sure...
I actually Googled the *2WeightLossFast. Com* and it seemed like a good idea to try it. After i tried this diet plan, this wasn`t long before I began shedding bodywe.ight! My mate tried this guide and shed 10 pounds!?
I had nhs funding but because of the pandemic they told me no op will be done next 18month after 3yrs trying
it’s for your own safety x
Lol I’m looking to do NHS, 18. My BMI at the moment is about 39.5 and I need to be 40+ not sure what I’m gonna do yet if there is a waiting list
21, bmi is 42 been waiting for possible surgery since I was 17 but wasn't old/heavy enough. I went to slimming world, ww, and the gym on a weight loss management course...i was a really active person who swam for the county, went horse riding, hiking, skiing..in 2016 I gained 6stn within 6months with no obvious cause. I had tests done but nothing was found. Since then it's been the single topic of most of my GP appointments. I've had two children since then and now I'm the heaviest I've ever been. I frequently have days where I want to die because of the way I look. I've been diagnosed with complex ptsd, bpd a bed, depression, gad and pcos....none of which (according to my GP) are impacted negatively by my weight when I know that they 100% are.
I also have odema that flares up, heart palpitations multiple times a day and chronic back pain that i have to take medication for. My knees are weak and my ankles swollen...because my body is struggling. I used to jog to help fend the weight gain off but now I can't because it's too painful.
I find that all of the above is pretty consecutive across many/if not all people who struggle with weight loss. Why are the NHS so quick to help those who struggle with weight gain? Gaining and losing weight are just two sides of the same coin and each carry their own risks?
If I had money I would 100% get weight loss surgery! And I know that for sure...
I actually Googled the *2WeightLossFast. Com* and it seemed like a good idea to try it. After i tried this diet plan, this wasn`t long before I began shedding bodywe.ight! My mate tried this guide and shed 10 pounds!?
Well, what if you do it abroad? Of course not for free, but much cheaper than the UK private rates