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My husband has been overweight for about 5 years or so. It bothers him, but he doesn't know what to do about it or how to lose the weight. He'll try something for a week or two and then quit because it's hard, he doesn't have time, doesn't see results right away, etc. He gets discouraged easily with this and also tempted by junk food / fast food often. I want to help him lose the weight and get healthy, but I also don't want to hurt his feelings by agreeing that he needs to lose it. I love him no matter what, but I think he would just be happier and more confident if he were able to slim down. Do you guys have any advice on how I can support him and help him?
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Exercise, does he like any exercise at all, I would hone in on that one. You could encourage him by doing activities with him. I would also say to not draw attention to his weight gain at all, as he will already feel bad about that. There is nothing like doing things together. Good luck.
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I am trying to lose weight and keep a weight loss diary on this website: Weight Loss Support Forum
Its a very supportive community and I find it helpful (it's under the Weight Loss Diary section). Plus there is good fitness information. Maybe he wants to join? It's free. |
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