What you weigh doesn’t impact the love you get, from God or from [your] man. Dear Coffey, I’m 24, 5’7”, and, like you were, I weigh just over 300 pounds. I have a loving God, and I want to spread
Overcompensation means many workout efforts result in weight gain, not loss. It’s 1997. I’m 300 pounds. Every day I push my mom’s coffee table out of the way, press Play on the VHS player, and sweat (buckets) to the oldies.
Hey Coffey – I’m a new mother. I hate the body I have now, and I’ll do anything to get my pre-baby body back. Can you help me? Mad Mama Hey there, Mama – Every time you lift that baby,
