Anonymous wrote:A size 10 bride is heavy????

I thought this too.

Yes, and my husband is very thankful for it.

A size 10 bride is heavy????

Anonymous wrote:Not anymore, as she was cremated.

Please tell me it's OK to laugh at this.

Yes, but she is able to take care of herself more than I can at her stage in life. Once I get out of the chasing toddlers stage, I will have a bit more time to take care of myself.

I'm not sure what my mom weights now but she has a much smaller frame and is 3 inches shorter than me.

Yes, I am larger and heavier. My mom married my dad, a huge man 10 inches taller than she was, and I take after him.

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I was thinner than her before I had my children now in fatter

My mom is (and has always been) tiny. She weighed 98lbs on her wedding day. I'm average weight for my height but take after my dad's side of the family.

I'm lighter but also shorter, and my BMI is probably higher than my mother's.

Don't get me started on my mother's obsession with weight and what I put in my mouth. One of the many reasons we live on either side of the Atlantic

I have about 5 lbs on my mom, but I'm also 5 inches taller than she is so it evens out.

My mom and her sisters all have the same body shape. It is kind of amazing to see them all together. They're also all with 1/2 in of each other in height. They are lighter than their mom was at their ages, but I can see that some of them will put on some weight as they get older and might meet up with Grandma's weight, tho are unlikely to exceed it.

Anonymous wrote:Multiple posts by the same person?

Yes, twice... needed to clarify. Is that okay with you?

Not sure what's changed? The entire world just eats too much now. I'm shocked when I see under 18 year old kids that are overweight and obese. It doesn't get easier to lose weight when you're older.

No.