A shallow beautiful woman, and more

From Tanya:

I found the BWS story about Allison * incredibly sad. It would be a tragedy for anyone to suffer the damage to their face that Allison did; however, it is my belief that those of us who possess less than average beauty learn at an early age that we have attributes that are worthy of admiration despite our looks. Therefore, while severe facial injury would be traumatic, most people like myself can find solace in our intelligence or kindness or whatever else makes us unique and interesting and worthy of attention.

Here's another BWS story you can have for your website:

Last year I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I continued to work while doing chemotherapy, which means I went to work wearing scarves and hats to hide my newly bald state. The office BWSer, Tammy, told me she was sorry I had to do chemo and lose my hair. Tammy said she didn't think she could handle being bald. I told her, "You might be surprised what you can handle when you have to." I then explained that doing chemo greatly improved my chances of having a long life with no recurrence of cancer. Tammy thought about this for a moment. "No," she said, "I still don't think I would do chemo."

I was stunned by her comment. I asked her, "Are you saying you wouldn't do chemo, just because you would not want to lose your hair?" Tammy replied, "Yeah, I think I'd rather take my chances with cancer than lose my hair." So, apparently, for a BWSer, going bald is worse than cancer!

Finally, I know this is a long e-mail, but regarding your theory of situational beauty *: You related the story of the female snowmobiler who appeared more attractive because she was involved in a predominately male hobby. I have been the recipient of this type of attention because of my interest in vintage sports cars and my love of target shooting. If you're interested in my experiences at car shows and vintage car races and shooting ranges, I can e-mail you later and let you know what it's like for a decidedly average-looking female to suddenly be the center of attention because she knows the difference between an Austin-Healey and a MG!

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How to Lose Weight Without Dieting,
Drugs, Herbs, Exercise, or Surgery

by Kevin Pezzi, MD

www.lose-weight-easily.net

You can lose weight easily. I did it, and so can you. I'm Kevin Pezzi, MD. When I got out of my residency program, I was so fat that I could not see my feet when I stood up. Although I am now 19 years older, I have a better body than most teenagers. How did I get in such good shape — and stay that way? Probably not in the way you think. My work is primarily sedentary, I eat sweets, and I never starve myself. In fact, I usually eat until I am full, and I typically “pig out” at least once per week. I don't use any drugs or herbs to lose weight. I exercise occasionally, but the workouts are brief and not too strenuous.

So how did I lose weight easily, and keep in great shape without torturing myself? Before I explain that, I must tell you a bit about myself, and why I feel that I am more qualified than an average weight loss expert. I graduated in the top 1% of my class in medical school. If nothing else, that is a testament to the fact that I learned more than 99% of my colleagues. However, the key to generating a real breakthrough in weight loss or any other field is an innovative mind. I may be smarter or more academically successful than 99% of other doctors, but formal schooling is not my forte. My strength is innovation and inventing. I have over 850 inventions and countless innovative ideas. One of those ideas pertains to how a person can lose weight easily without dieting, drugs, herbs, exercise, or surgery. I conceived this idea years ago, but never mentioned it because it was so obvious to me that I was certain one of the “big name” weight loss experts would also think of it. But they never did. They're just rehashing old ideas and getting rich in the process, even if their advice is lackluster. Take Dr. Phil, for example. He rose to fame as a protégé of Oprah, and he is truly gifted in delivering pithy quips. Lately, however, he seems to believe that he is a weight loss expert. That is laughably ironic to me, considering that Dr. Phil is overweight. I heard him trying to excuse this by blaming it on an old injury, but don't we all have excuses? I could have stayed a blimp and blamed it on my sedentary job, bad joints, and pudgy genes. But I didn't want excuses, I wanted results.

I hated schooling, but I love to read extensively. I learned many great weight loss tips, and I developed some tips myself, including the breakthrough idea on how it's possible to lose weight easily without dieting, drugs, herbs, exercise, or surgery. I described these tips in my book, How to Lose Weight Without Dieting, Drugs, Herbs, Exercise, or Surgery. You can buy that book for as little as $7, read it in an afternoon, and be on your way to having a great body — easily.

 
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