so agree with you. i have 3 kids. i'm waking up at 5 am, waking them up, breakfast, school, work, homework, disches... after everything is done and my kids are in bed it's 8pm and only 1 hours left before going to bed, and dead tired... and i don't even talk about cleaning the house and kids activity... so yeah i totally understand the time we don't have. when i didn't have kid i was lazy i'm agree, but now i can't find the time. i barely have the time to clean the house sometime.

I know how you feel, after living in Korea for a year and a half. Couldn't stay more than that, as the pressure was far too great. You should think about living abroad, because your situation is not about to change anytime soon...

There is an awesome TV app called Les Mills. I normally do it in the gym but you can do it at home. It costs $10 a month (around that - here is £7.99) and it’s vey thorough. Check it out and do it at home. You just need to do that first class, then do the second and after a while, you will notice how great you feel and you will just keep going. It’s that very first month that’s difficult. Now I have been going for 1.5years to gym but we have all been there. Just do it and don’t think about it. Good luck

Little Menace post is correct..What on earth do you need 'time' for? You seem to do a lot of activity already, now check out your calorie intake, I bet its more than 2000, even if you deny it. I keep my weight without any exercise whatsoever, by only eating around 1300 calories a day, I don't even know how to eat more as this fills me up to the hilt and includes chocolate icecream, pasta and everything else I want, including takeaways every now and then. All you have to do is not fall for traps such as thinking a cookie here or there means nothing or drinking sugared drinks or eating crisps. Just be aware and count. It's so simple, but you have to learn to be honest with yourself. That's the crux. Lying to yourself will keep you overweight. Oh and a little bit of patience, it takes about 2 months to notice a real difference. Counting, honesty and patience, so bloody easy, especially with all your activities. No excuse.

I can relate to you as an American. Working 50 hours a week, commuting, never having time for breaks during the day. I’m exhausted after working all day, getting groceries / cooking, working on my house / yard. It’s hard. The thing is, though, we spend time on what we think is important, just like money. You can budget your time and even your energy. A lot of people aren’t poor but they are broke because they don’t spend wisely. The same can be true for time. I know after having a 12 hour day, I still have time later to watch TV and relax. When I don’t exercise, it’s a choice I make. Exercising daily only takes like 25 minutes. We all technically have 25. We just don’t make the right choice.

The diet is what dropped the vast majority of the weight, the gym mostly makes you look good naked. That sucks you can't exercise, but people lose weight in the kitchen, not the gym.

Snap. I used to be so sporty and mega fit, but now I have a number of chronic illnesses I'm a full time wheelchair user thanks to many chronic conditions and have a severe stomach illness that means I weigh next to nothing; so whilst I look skinny and people are envious, I'm actually very unhealthy and gravely ill. I'd love to be able to be back in the gym like she has hit, I miss it so much!

I’m sorry you felt excluded. :( I bet lots of people share your experience. I don’t know your illness so I won’t try giving advice. I hope things improve for you and you get the opportunity to achieve the things you’re unable to do currently, whether it’s exercise or anything else.

I was curious how tall she is too, 300lbs does not "look like" 300 lbs on her frame.

Right, I'm always mad when they forgot to mention someone's high. She's 6' tall.

I mean no offense Mylah, but I think people just aren’t used to seeing healthy peoples bodies. Especially young people. I would love to be that healthy.

Yeah, I hesitate to criticize any woman's body, but I thought she was looking a little too thin in the tummy, but then again maybe shes one of those women who has an hour-glass shape and her middle is just naturally thinner than the rest of her when she has little fat on her frame. She definitely has shapely hips, thighs and booty so I wouldn't say shes too thin overall.

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In MY opinion, she went a little too far. She's skinny now, instead of slim, and her face looks a little gaunt? She's all muscles, but some curves here and there would add some softness to her body. But that's just me lol.