Fitspo ~ Aerial ~ Acro Lost 90Lbd

After losing 90 pounds I learned to fly, and am living a life better then I ever could have dreamed for myself. I love aerial and acro yoga, running, haiking and anything that gets me outdoors. My new body amazes me everyday with what it can do! It was a long and winding road, but worth every drop of blood sweat and tears to get here! I am Always growing and learning in ways I never imagined. Instagram @finally_flyingLisa ~ SW218 CW127 UGW130 ~ 5'6" ~ 29

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Reposting Facebook inspiration that I needed to hear today. I am having a rough time, and just want to help others who might need it.

Hopefully my sharing the little strength I have it can grow for others.

I found this late, but doesn’t mean you can’t start and run into October! No wrong way to care for yourself

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I want to believe this, but it’s so hard right now. Things have been really rough since the surgery. It feels like I’m falling apart and as soon as I start to get a price back on two more fall off.

I’ve had a lot of people tell me I inspire them. This used to feel good, but lately it seems like pressure. I’ve worked damb hard to get where I am, but if I gain it all back is it all for not?

I thought having the skin removed would make me happy, and in the long run I still think it will, if I manage to hold on long enough to reap the rewards. I had believed I had surpassed many of my mental health struggles, but 7.5 hours of anaesthesia can apparently undo years of hard work. I’m so excited to be rid of the skin, but the tens of thousands of dollars it cost is a lot of pressure on my shoulders.

I feel like I’m cracking. Is it still inspiring if I fuck it all up for the 5th time?

See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

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