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'In Need Of Some Validation'

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 30 Aug 2001 22:02:36 -0500 (CDT)


I do not know if anyone feels the same way as I do.. But I interviewed for this job that I want really bad..and I feel like I was not hired because of my weight. I am 5'7 and 213 pounds. Everyone says that I take my weight up in height (my family says this)...I kinda think I do too. I mean..I used to weigh 145..but the PCOS thing really threw my body out of whack. Other women with PCOS that I talk to, are around 170-180. They cannot believe I got to the weight that I am. They are mortified by their weight of 170-180. Heck, I would love to weigh that!!!!!!!! I just feel like a "total cow." I work out..and I started Glucophage, in addition to watching my diet. I know the weight will come off slowly. I just feel like the "biggest pig," in the world. Evertime I go to the doctor..he looks at my weight in "utter disgust." Is my weight really that "abnormal" for PCOS? Not to be rude..but is there anyone on this board that is around the weight I am??? Or am I really the biggest woman alive??? I truly believe that lately, people think I am. I cry every single day. I want the weight off..and I am working hard, but this interview thing has really got me down. It makes me feel that no one will hire me because I am so huge. Am I that huge? :.( Does everyone on this board weigh less than 200 pounds? Am I that much of a freak? God, I just want to be normal. I am new to this board..so please forgive me..I am just looking for some "validation." Thank you all for listening. Good luck.



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