By: part@weightloss.com

part@weightloss.com — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 11:03:01 +0000

I am amazed to note that for Jacquelyn her family has served as the motivation.

By: Nathaniel Harris III

Nathaniel Harris III — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 15:28:59 +0000

Hello, fellow weight watchers, I would like to first start off by congratulating my sister Jacquelyn Harris Bradley on her continued success! The journey of weight loss, in my opinion, can truly change the very being of a person and miraculously alter their perspective on life and how they interact with the world around them. Growing up as a child, in the same household, I had to painfully witness my sister battle with her weight loss in the midst of so many adverse circumstances. As an athlete, it was hard for me to empathize with her struggles, yet I wanted so much more for her that I found myself teasing her in our child hood disputes; not realizing how serious weight loss was at the time. As we grew older, I began to see the health risk associated with her access weight; swollen ankles, fear of wearing a bathing suit, no true love life, limited options in clothing, shyness, self-neglect, low self-esteem, etc. As overwhelming as this may seem, it was a reality for me and my family. After trying so many different weight loss programs and seeing no results, Jackie would became hopeless, and in some instances, helpless. Years elapsed and I found myself attending college away from home and hadn’t seen for her about 8 months; no pictures or in person. When I was planning to return home for vacation to see my family, I was warned that I may not recognize her. I secretively laughed to myself doubting her success story. Well, when I arrived home and awaited for her to enter the door, my nerves were racing and the anticipation was eating me alive. To my astonishment, when my sister walked in and appeared from around the corner, I froze and began crying in disbelief, swallowing that same laugh of doubt. I was so taken away by her new look, I didn’t know how to approach her and stared at her for what felt like hours in a minutes time. She said to me “Whats wrong?” and I paused at first, and finally responded “Oh my God, what happened to my sister, can I hug you?”……I truly felt the presence of a new person in my arms as I hugged my new sister. Her touch was almost to that of an angel. I saw features on my sister that I had never seen our entire life of 25+ years in that one moment. Her smile was brighter and it seemed as if she was wearing a body suit all the time prior to her weight loss, because she now possessed a body that spoke in volumes of beauty rather than pounds of despair. She is now happier, more active, vibrant and inspiring to others and touches everyone she meets in a special humanitarian way. My sister’s story is so compelling that it changed my perspective on the very things I am struggling with and how I view others in their time of despair. After watching my sister’s transformation, which is solely contributed to The Weight Watchers Program, I can truly say that thanks to this wonderful program she is free and because she and weight watchers did it together, so can anyone else no matter impossible or improbable it may seem. To The Weight Watcher’s Program, we, The Harris Family thank you for giving us Jacquelyn back to us. I love you Jackie and thank you for relieving those who loves you!

By: Kimberly

Kimberly — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 13:49:40 +0000

Congratulations on your recent success! I have began a long journey of weight-loss but I am completely lost. I have been told I am borderline diabetic. I am 30years old. I have been told weight watchers is a great program, but I am still unclear of exactly how it truly works.Can u give me some tips and pointers of how weight watchers truly works?

By: Denise

Denise — Thu, 01 Aug 2013 12:37:05 +0000

Thank you so much for your Story. There is a Weight Watcher meeting not to fair from my home. I am going to join Have a Blessed Day Keep Pressing

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