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I was always physically active in college and played alot of basketball, racquetball as well as partying every chance I got. That all stopped when I graduated, joined a local church group, and started making money as a computer programmer. Three years later I was married and began packing on the pounds. Within six years we had 3 kids and I began working on a career in IT. That meant alot of

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I was always physically active in college and played alot of basketball, racquetball as well as partying every chance I got. That all stopped when I graduated, joined a local church group, and started making money as a computer programmer. Three years later I was married and began packing on the pounds. Within six years we had 3 kids and I began working on a career in IT. That meant alot of sedentary work. Well, seventeen years later, I have gone from 215 lbs to a whopping 282! That brought along a host of health problems, the least of which is Diabetes-Type 2. After buying (and using) a treadmill and an elliptical and walking at work 45 mins a day, I noticed none of the weight was coming off because I wouldn't change my diet of fried foods, pizza, and late night ice cream. My doctor had prescribed some meds, one of which was Advandia. It was recently in the news so I made an appointment to see my doctor. He did a blood test and three days later the nurse called me with the results, along with his comments. She said, "The doctor is unhappy with the result and said that YOU HAVE NO SELF-CONTROL. He wants to put you on another, stronger drug." I was stunned and ashamed because I haven't exercised any of the self control and discipline I had in college. I'd seen the 90-day infomercials in the past and decided to give it a try. I'm just getting started and can't wait to see what I'll look like in 90 days, just in time for my 48th birthday.

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