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Kathy Pink <[log in to unmask]>
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St. John's University Cerebral Palsy List
Date:
Fri, 19 Jul 2002 12:17:15 -0700
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Mag,

I seem to agree with Kat on this.  My best friend
from school was overweight.  Nobody could stop
her from eating junk and fatty foods.  Now , she
is a diabetic.  That may have stopped her , as ,
I don't know.

Kathy






--- Salkin Kathleen <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
> Mag.
>
> Everyone in my family except my grandfather
> were (or is) overweight.  And I
> agree, when one is overweight it's hard to
> overcome.  But I still contend
> that obesity (except for morbid obesity) is not
> a disability that affects
> one's ability to do day-to-day tasks.  I'm
> overweight myself, according to
> the modern standards of physical health - I'm
> 5'0" and weigh 140 lbs  and am
> a dress size 12
>
> .  My youngest sister is a size 26 but doesn't
> consider
> herself disabled.  She  smokes like a chimney
> stack and eats a lot of
> high-fat foods and red meats.  Well, she used
> to eat a really unhealthy
> diet.  Since moving down to Florida, she's
> started swimming every day and is
> trying to eat more healthy foods and has lost
> 20 lbs! She still a huge dress
> size, and realises she'll never be a size 10
> but she's really happy.  Now if
> only she would quit smoking...  Talk about
> addictions!
>
> My middle sister is in the same situation I'm
> in - not too badly overweight
> but unable to take off the last 15 or so
> pounds.   Neither of us smoke,
> which puts us far ahead of our baby sister,
> though.  She eats a
> high-protein, low-fat diet, while I eat a
> low-fat, high carb diet with
> little or no red meat.   Both of my parents
> were overweight, ate lots of
> sugar and fat, and smoked for many years.
> Needless to say, both had heart
> disease, which is rampant in both sides of my
> family.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> t: Re: The ADA
>
>
> > Kat, being obese or overweight is a tough
> life. My Mom was always dieting,
> > much to her detriment, I think. She would
> lose 15, gain 7, lose 15, gain
> 5,
> > lose 16, gain 6...... and she was never
> really thin until cancer took her
> > down. She didn't overeat, and a lot of people
> like her struggle just to
> keep
> > their weight from overtaking their lives.  it
> is the same for many fat
> > people. So, please give up that stereotype.
> >
> > mag
> >
> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> > If you already shop online, please take a
> look at my mall!
> > Why? Because we have over 500 stores with
> over 1 million items!
> > www.itilink.com/traine.iti


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