Picture from fat to thin

[hollywooddiva]

Hey, I am looking for someone willing to help me get a 'motivational' picture of myself thinner and wondered if anyone could help me out.

I am 6'8 and 255lbs. I'm also 22. I am in Grad School for Leadership Education. I would love to have a picture of myself leaner to use as my desktop picture at school and home to help motivate me to get to the gym.

I would like to get down to around 155lbs, with about 10% bodyfat I would be willing to pay you if the results looked good.

My email address is blnat1389@yahoo.com. Let me know if anyone can help me out, and if so, what kind of pictures you want me to take to have you edit.

If you aren't interested, do you know of anyplace I could have this type of work done that won't be too expensive? With school and working for the health department, money is somewhat tight. Please let me know.

Thanks.

ps. Please send me a copy of any reply's to this post to my e-mail box at blnat1389@yahoo.com. Thanks

[Quantum3]

You probably need to think about your anxiety of eating everything you see. There are lot of specialist that can treat your problem very accurately that depending your country, the government should take care of. You should think that your problem is materialist in the first place, meaning that fatter your body, smaller your spirit. Fat people tend to grab everything for them, meaning there is egoism/selfishness. Eating more than needed means that. Of course, the fact is not that, it's more like how it manifest, but what's behind eating without limits is the key to know why you do that. It can also be by a bad behavior like you were over feeded from the childhood. That would be another different case.
Try to talk with a good psychoanalist and a good preacher, both are needed.

[0lBaldy]

hollywooddiva, Welcome to RetouchPRO Hope you enjoy your stay here!
I am sorry but I could not help but LOL !

Originally Posted by hollywooddiva

I am 6'8 and 255lbs. I would like to get down to around 155lbs, with about 10% bodyfat

At 6'8" and 155 lbs you would be all bones!

Originally Posted by hollywooddiva

I would love to have a picture of myself leaner to use as my desktop picture at school and home to help motivate me to get to the gym.

Originally Posted by hollywooddiva

ps. Please send me a copy of any reply's to this post to my e-mail box at blnat1389@yahoo.com. Thanks

You want motivation to get to the gym but you are not motivated enough to come back to RetouchPRO (a couple clicks away on the Internet) to check the status of your request.... BUT....., You want us to cater to you and send any responses to your request to your E-Mail..... Yeppers a true DIVA!!

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[Steve13]

Ideal weight for 6'8" female: 180-220.
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