BARI BANTER - BARIATRIC PODCAST #230 - Tenika
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BARI BANTER - BARIATRIC PODCAST #230 - Tenika
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About this listen
Just three months post-op and freshly celebrating her 18th birthday, Tenika opens up about the challenges and revelations of making such a life-changing decision at such a young age.
We chat about complex topics like body image, building self-worth after growing up overweight, handling the physical and emotional hurdles after surgery (including a few surprises along the way), and the unique family dynamic of having several relatives who’ve taken the same journey.
Tenika talks candidly about losing friends, gaining new perspectives, and the transformative victories (big and small) that come with reclaiming your health.
In today's episode:
- @fitforme.aus Fun Fact - Multivitamin for GLP1 Users
- Urgent Health Wake-Up Call
- Supportive Friends Boost Confidence
- Post-Surgery Health Revelations
- "Feeling Lighter After Surgery"
- Focus on Lifestyle, Not Numbers
- Post-Surgery Body Image Reflections
- "Embrace Change: Friends Come and Go"
Discount codes:
@fitforme.aus TRIALBB25 or baribantFFM
@formulite_ IAMABARI10
@nutritionforwls baribanter
@bnhealthyanz USAVE10BB
@costpricesupplements IAMBARI15
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