This is The Guardian.
Today, what happens when you come off weight loss jabs?
I've always been a curvy girl.
My whole life I've been a curvy girl.
And I kind of settled on the fact that that was just the card I was dealt and didn't matter how much I worked out,
I would always be a bit bigger.
This is Amy Young.
She's a 38 year old career coach who lives in Kent.
She didn't actually mind being overweight.
So I've always been obnoxiously body confident.
I'll be really honest about that.
And I kind of have to be in my line of work as well
because I talk about this all the time with people.
As her life got busier, her weight crept up.
I'd stopped exercising, I'd fallen out of love with that,
and it had had other kind of effects on my life as I got more stressed,
I got bigger, suffered burnout, all kinds of stuff.
She started to feel heavy.
What changed for me is towards the end of last year I started to notice that I had really creaky knees,
so I'd go upstairs, you know, I'm only 38.