Comments on: Kirstie Alley – Fat Again

By: Stress Eating

Stress Eating — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 12:41:48 +0000

People are always so fascinated with celebrity weight loss (and gain!) A lot of it is just drama!

By: SuZeQ

SuZeQ — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 22:53:35 +0000

Kirstie, don’t let anyone put you down. I’m with you.

In August, at 5′-10″, I weighed in at 265 pounds. Everyone says “You’re so tall so you don’t look that heavy, you look great, you carry it so well!!! (the catch-phrase)”.

When I told my friends that I’m down to 235 as a result of eliminating all high fructose corn-syrup products and a regular walking program since August, there’s been nothing but push-back. Not sure why, but that’s what’s been happening. Many of them liked me to be as overweight as I used to be and so out of control. Still, I know what makes me feel good, what makes me feel well and am trying to remain objective while pushing all the negative feedback aside.

Do what feels most healthy and best for you!

By: zane

zane — Sat, 09 May 2009 02:18:30 +0000

kirstie is a lazy slob. I bet she NEVER gets any exercixe. just sits on her spreading ass and eats and wants the world to kiss her ass. by the way there is no such thing is a BBW !

I could get her ass in shape but I doubt she would keep it off. Diets don’t work. Working out does.

LArd bucket kirstie !

By: Alan

Alan — Thu, 07 May 2009 15:03:57 +0000

Watching Kirstie and Oprah “chew the fat” (pun intended!) on national TV about dieting is like watching two Sumo wrestlers discussing ballet! Yeah, they know how to temporarily “diet” but haven’t got a clue about CHANGING THEIR EATING LIFESTYLES.

Heck, why don’t they just hire someone to follow them around wherever they go and slap food away from their mouths when they go over 1,400 calories per day? That’d be far more effective than their yo-yo dieting binges. They both disgust me.

By: toni

toni — Sun, 03 May 2009 21:28:33 +0000

This is not about what resources are available. It is systemic, and it is about wholness. The roots of any addiction are deep and difficult to loosen, let alone sustain. Celebrities have the additional stress of being scrutinized by the public with an unfortunate focus on the image of someone, and not their essence. In the end, the struggle is about being physically, spiritually and emotionally healthy, not about how much someone weighs.