Mo’Nique, the full figured – fat is fabulous – celebrity and author of Skinny Women are Evil and Skinny Cooks Can’t Be Trusted, finally reached the point of no return when she topped the scales of injustice at 262 pounds. She’s down 40 pounds now, weighing in at 225, with a goal weight of 200. At 5’6″, she’s still no skinny-minny nor is it her plan to be one!
There has been some speculation that she underwent gastric by-pass surgery, which she denies. But you know what … it matters not. Because, however you might lose it, if you want to keep it off, then you have to cultivate a new life-style, change your relationship to food, and most importantly change your relationship with yourself.
That’s right … in order to permanently remove weight you must explore your belief systems, change the way you think, act and eat. Whether you want to weigh 200 pounds or 150 pounds or even 100 pounds, internal work must be done. Otherwise, my friends, you can lose it, but you will find it again!
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posted June 2, 2009 at 2:19 pm
God Bless Monique!
I’m happy that she decided FOR HERSELF to work on becoming more healthy. I’m also happy that her weight loss goals are not to be rail thin.
As someone with weight issues myself, I think it’s important to know that, whatever you current weight, you have decide to live your best life NOW. If you need to lose weight, fine. But you need to make sure to be happy in the meantime. We all deserve love and respect – from each other, and ourselves.
posted June 4, 2009 at 8:28 am
Wow… let’s just hope she realizes when it’s time to stop losing weight. God bless her (and everyone else).
Ryan
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posted June 4, 2009 at 1:56 pm
Mo’Nique is amazing in that her battle is very public and she manages to laugh and have a great time. A truly happy spirit she is and she will keep the weight off – with determination and education on the matter it is possible to let go.
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