A flight attendant shared her success in losing excess weight to get her job, as she explained how to go from a size 28 to a size 10 in her clothes, after losing more than 100 kilograms of her weight.

Nadine, who lives in Australia, lost just over 100 kilograms in a year and a half, as she underwent obesity surgery, while Nadine recently got a job as an air hostess, a job she had wanted for many years, but she said her weight was always the obstacle. The main front to achieve her dream, according to the newspaper “Daily Mail” British.

Nadine’s success won the admiration of the netizens

Nadine has garnered thousands of fans online for sharing her tumultuous journey to better health and reminding her followers that “anything is possible.”

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The 28-year-old said the hardest part of her weight-loss journey was learning to enjoy the foods she loves in moderation without feeling guilty after years of overeating and an eating disorder. Nadine’s story went viral on TikTok, after she shared details of her dramatic weight loss after She starts her new job as a flight attendant.

Nadine suffered from an eating disorder

While the airline Qantas She has no weight restrictions for cabin crew, an “excellent” level of health and fitness is essential such as being able to swim 50 meters fully clothed unassisted, and thousands were impressed by Nadine’s efforts with outpouring of congratulations, some even believing she was the same person. Before and after, a shocked person said, “I refuse to believe this is the same person.”

Prior to the surgery, Nadine suffered from binge eating and an eating disorder, battling weight fluctuations, but learning to maintain a healthy, balanced relationship with food.