What would you do it nothing was off limits? What would you do if
nothing was impossible due to your weight? What would you do it your
inhibitions were cast aside and you stepped outside of the roles you are
cast in in your daily life?
These are not rhetorical questions...I want answers. Think about them.
Dare to dream....
These are not rhetorical questions...I want answers. Think about them.
Dare to dream....
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ReplyDeleteIf nothing was off limits I would want to try that wing suit thing where they fly right next to the side of a cliff and parachute down at the last second. I would also surf, zipline, kite surf, all kinds of things that weight gets in the way of. I also think that without inhibitions I would have pursued the martial arts not just as a kid.
I would skydive because I'm terrified of heights. With no inhibitions I would run a program that pairs veterans suffering from PTSD and TBI with dogs that rescued from shelters and trained up to be service dogs, and be involved in every aspect. And it would be completely free for veterans. That would be my life's work.
ReplyDeleteI don't let much stop me from trying things due to my weight. I've been ziplining, parasailing, cliff diving, snow boarding, horseback riding and many more. What I would want is to feel confident doing them. I probably don't enjoy them as much as I should because I'm thinking about my weight and how I look and a million other things that go along with being overweight. I want my daughter to try as much as she can in life, have the time of her life and feel confident along the way.
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