Even the Rocks

At 11 years old Danielle was 5'3” and 200 pounds and by the time she got to high school she was hitting 245 and finally landing over 300 pounds in her 20s. Danielle's journey to wellness hasn't been easy, but it is encouraging to witness. Her earliest memories are of her being the big girl. Growing up she had to wear the Pretty Plus clothes from Sears and from an early age she knew she was being held back or limited by her size— the clothes cost more and she was limited to what she could wear from a specific section of the store. Food, Sex, & Alcohol became coping mechanisms for Danielle's avoidance of some really hard things in her life. It took some very specific life circumstances to change her whole perspective on her wellness and finally demand better for herself. Work with Danielle: https://www.cryinginmycheesecake.com/Nutritional Therapy Association: https://xb401.isrefer.com/go/ntpcourse/CIMC/

We've been taught as a culture to look at a person's body and judge whether it is healthy or not. Lindsay and Danielle's bodies look quite opposite of one another. One does not mean health and one mean unhealthy. The two practitioners take you through a conversation on weight, body composition, and health with a call to action on how we think about the body in light of being a follower of Christ.Support the Show: https://ko-fi.com/eventherockspodcast/Join our Even the Rocks Podcast Community: https://cryinginmycheesecake.mn.co/share/89yRrsCg-KEyv-Dc?utm_source=manualEven the Rocks Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eventherockspodcast/Email Us: EventheRocksPodcast@gmail.com