Tragically Boooootiful

Join Audrey as she embarks on a poignant personal journey to lose 225lbs and in the process, gain her life back. Audrey, a writer whose work has been published in Woman's Day magazine and featured on sites like BlogHer and Story Bleed, is also a freelance photographer whose seascape photography has been proudly displayed in galleries and businesses around New England. Audrey was also featured in HBO's Emmy-nominated ground-breaking documentary about the obesity epidemic in the United States, "The Weight of the Nation." Audrey is married to her childhood British pen-pal, has four beautiful children, two cats (one of which thinks he's a dog!) and has been publishing stories about her life for several years, after the heartbreaking death of her oldest son, Joshua, and the grief and resulting depression which contributed to her morbid-obesity.

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Tragically Boooootiful

Wishing you all a Happily Haunted Halloween and a complete lack of sugar induced nightmares!

P.S. Gaby's costume, "Tragedy Ann", can be found at Chasing Fireflies.

Oct 31, 2012 4:11:38 PM | Family Fun

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Yours is the first blog i have looked at in months, Auds, and the pictures are AMAZING!!! What a great FIRST pick!! thanks......hope all is well (I need to go catch up!)

Posted by: sara | Tuesday, November 06, 2012 at 01:29 PM

OH! I LOVE her costume! Adorable!

Posted by: debi9kids | Thursday, November 08, 2012 at 10:27 AM

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Audrey, a wife and mother to four; lives in upstate New York, and is a writer, and photographer, former on-air talent for Clear Channel Broadcasting and voice-over artist. She writes from the heart about life in a British-American family and the often times hilarious and sometimes poignant and heartbreaking story behind their lives.

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