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The first time I was on a surfboard and I tried standing. I didn't even go up to the knees I tried pushing

myself up and I felt back on the board I was like no this is it for me no my

body is not in the right way because I felt like I was too heavy for the surfboard.

I was like, no, I'm not going to do anything that has to do with surfing.

But when I actually started being comfortable in my body and started accepting myself for who I am,

this is me, I'm plus sized and I can do whatever I want to do.

No one and nothing can tell me that you can't do a particular thing.

When I stood up for the first time, I couldn't control my screaming. I was screaming the whole time.

Woo! I was screaming my lungs out. It's a going nuts feeling.

Like, it's too much.

The adrenaline in your body when you actually stand up,

and I was even shaking because I thought would never happen for me.

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