• BARI BANTER - BARIATRIC PODCAST #203 - Bec

  • Sep 9 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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BARI BANTER - BARIATRIC PODCAST #203 - Bec

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  • In today's episode we delve into Bec's @bmoff_ transformative journey post-bariatric surgery, addressing the emotional relationship with food, societal misconceptions about the "easy way out," and the mental shifts needed for long-term success. Bec also opens up about her post-accident struggles and eventual triumphs, including her inspiring return to netball—a "woah" moment that underscored her resilience.

    Together, we reflect on the importance of self-acceptance, the pitfalls of comparison, and the pivotal role of a supportive social circle.

    Whether you're interested in nutritional advice, mental health post-accident, or just looking for a dose of inspiration, this episode has it all.

    In today's episode:
    - @fitforme.aus fun fact
    - Fear of failure still motivates personal growth.
    - Shoulder injury, lost tendon, arm strength rehabilitation.
    - Content: Accepting current size, finding groove, happy lifestyle.
    - Critics of bariatric surgery don't understand firsthand experience.
    - Struggles with dehydration post-surgery, can't gulp water.
    - Weight loss will improve dating and happiness.
    - Struggling with self-care, inspiring others, avoiding comparisons.

    Discount codes:
    @fitforme.aus BBTRAIL25
    @formulite_ IAMABARI10
    @nutritionforwls baribanter
    @bnhealthyanz USAVE10BB
    @costpricesupplements IAMBARI15
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