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Sunday s Olympic Medalists

2020-07-23T15:48:21Z

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Saturday s Olympic Short Track Speedskating Results

2020-07-23T02:25:18Z

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Women In Heavy-drinking S.Korea Fuel Demand For Lighter Booze

2020-07-22T00:00:05Z

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Review: "The Only Child" By Mi-ae Seo Has Many Flaws

2020-07-19T15:05:46Z

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Woman Shed Nearly Half Her 243LBS Body Weight

2020-07-19T08:32:24Z

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A woman who lost nearly half her body weight after being fat-shamed by her own family has revealed the severe discomfort she suffers after being left with excess skin and a 'disfigured' body. Amanda Eltaher, 29, from New York, was brought up in an Italian household that loved their food and found herself indulging in hearty meals regularly. At her peak weight, the [http://kcagolf.or.kr/qna/44765 seo indexation] ([https://apk.tw/space-uid-3173709.html click home page]) strategist weighed 243.6lbs (17st 4lb) and was constantly berated by her family for her size, who told her she was fat and would never find love if she didn't lose weight. 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I was depressed and never understood what people meant when they said that you have to learn how to love yourself; the concept of loving myself was so foreign to me.' Reflecting on the horrible remarks made by her relatives, she continued: 'My family would make all sorts of comments from "you're never going to find a man or husband if you don't lose weight" to "stop being lazy". 'They would also say, "you'll never have a career if you don't lose weight", "no one will ever have kids with you if you don't lose weight", "you would be so beautiful if you would just lose the weight".' Amanda pictured during her vertical sleeve gastrectomy weight loss surgery, which removed 80 per cent of her stomach Amanda began her weight loss journey through therapy, admitting: 'I did not want my lifelong struggle with my weight to be what I was known for. 'I wanted to be healthy, I wanted to have a family, and I just wanted to be happy and learn how to love myself. 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Speaking about her discomfort around her loose skin (pictured), Amanda said: 'Having the excess skin removed is important to me because despite my weight loss, my body still looks the same' Amanda candidly explained that the extra skin (pictured) makes it hard for her to date 'because people are still very judgemental even in 2019' Amanda candidly explained that the extra skin makes it hard for her to date 'because people are still very judgemental even in 2019'. 'Even if I were to meet a man, I would be very deterred from being intimate with him because of the skin,' she explained. 'Having the skin removed would mean the world to me. I would no longer be in pain, which is my biggest concern, and I would finally feel like a normal woman, something that I have no idea what it feels like.' Offering advice to those struggling with weight loss, she said: 'I would say explore all of your options. 'Don't listen to what friends and family say. At the end of the day this is your life, not theirs and the only person who matters is you. 'Your happiness is the only thing that matters when it comes to your personal struggles, whether it be weight loss or otherwise.' For confidential support call the National Suicide Prevention Line: 1-800-273-8255. For confidential support call the Samaritans on 116123 or visit a local Samaritans branch, or see samaritans.org for details.

Greens Leader Could Mean Fresh Start: PM

2020-06-10T01:42:03Z

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Greens leader could mean fresh start: PM By Australian Associated Press Published: 00:36 BST, 7 May 2015 | Updated: 00:36 BST, 7 May 2015 e-mail Prime [http://www.fool.com/search/solr.aspx?q=Minister%20Tony Minister Tony] Abbott is hopeful negotiating government legislation through the Senate will become easier following the election of a new Greens leader. Mr Abbott acknowledged it was possible that under Richard Di Natale's leadership the minor party's opposition to automatic seo indexation ([http://recursos.isfodosu.edu.do/wiki/index.php?title=Usuario:Trisha64F2756 Highly recommended Internet page]) of the fuel excise could be reversed. "Maybe the Greens will become the constructive negotiating partners that the public want the parliamentary cross bench to be," he told Melbourne 3AW Radio on Thursday.

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2020-06-10T01:41:51Z

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