I think I’m obese.
Hate to say it but it’s true.
Don’t like using that word but I feel it describes me unfortunately.
I am constantly hungry and am constantly stuffing my face with unhealthy foods.
I have to bring this up with my psychiatrist because I know that both the Risperdal and Depakote are big factors in all of this.
It’s a matter of life and death.
I don’t want to die of a massive heart attack or stroke.
I don’t have the energy to excercise but I’m trying to be a bit more active.
I’m considered morbidly obese. The meds put on so much weight and make it hard to diet. Im in weight watchers though and trying. 
me to m.obese…
I’m not obese yet, but I’m gaining weight quickly on the risperidone. I tried to fight it in the beginning, but it just got too hard. It feels like a losing battle.
That’s great that your trying @SunGirl!
I need to be more motivated but it’s very difficult right now.
I’m considered obese but have not given up with stopping binge eating. It’s the toughest thing to do but I don’t want to catch horrible diseases prematurely.
I’m about 60 - 70 lbs overweight. It’s all concentrated on my stomach, right where it puts the most strain on my lower back. It seems like the med’s increase your appetite a little, and slow your metabolism a little, so that you put on tons of weight. The combination is deadly. I really need to lose some weight.
I’m medically obese at 164 lbs (which does not sound obese but is when you’re 4’11).
I like weight watchers. The meetings help with the motivation and there are 200 free foods that you don’t count.
My therapist said I can do weight watchers online.
I may pay the fees and try it.
Well my bmi says I am. But ■■■■ em. I’m not apologizing for ■■■■. I’m sorry @Vertigo
Meds and ■■■■. We can’t win either way. Sorry.
Think about going to the meetings. You get a lot of support and walk out like yeah I can do this.
I’m 235 and 5’10" (male). I was 256 but I do 10k steps a day religiously and eat nothing but fish and veggies, etc. There’s no escaping it, the meds (seroquel, abilify et al) have done a number on me.
My sympathies are with those in the struggle with me; it’s really not fair.
I wound’t call myself obese yet, but I’m kind of overweight.
I do worry that I’ll most likely get diabetes, and people around me seem concerned that I might get clots or heart problems down the road.
It’s just so hard to lose weight. I’m not motivated to exercise, and it’s hard to control my food intake.
I don’t want to have to do a lot of changes, and it feels unfair that my sisters are able to stay thin without much effort.
i was obese at one point (250 pounds and 5 '11") but ive lost enough now that im just overweight rather than obese. trying to get down to a healthy non overweight level, though
I got called a fat whore last night while I was hiding from a thunderstorm. Make some sense out of that lol.
I’m sorry @roxanna.
No I thought it was funny. Pay me no attention I get cussed at a lot.
My brother called me a potato the other day.
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