Kema Corless' Amazing Weight Loss Story

  When I first met Kemalani Corless I was struck with a bolt of inspiration. Never in my life had I met a woman as strong, courageous, and determined to shed weight before. My heart was moved, my soul was stirred, and I knew that I had to ask for her story.

   Women posess a tenacious spirit and never give up until we have reached the goal, grabbed the prize, and declared victory. Kema is a winner and a survivor. She knows the depths of hell having lived through many turbulent times as an overweight youth  suffering with multiple physical ailments. Raised without the love of her mother, she was raised by her elderly maternal grandparents who showered her with love and fed her food to compensate for her mother's absence.

   Kemalani grew into a self-conscious, sensitive, obese woman who had violent and frequent seizures, difficulty walking, and the nability to lose and keep the pounds off. During the better part of her life, her struggle was continuous and extremely painful - physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

   Before considering having surgery to improve her health that would also assist in the weight loss, Kema was blessed to meet and marry the love of her life. He stood by her side and helped her through the worst of times. Love is blind, so the adage goes. Kema's knight in shining armor saw into her beautiful eyes, her loving spirit, and her warm heart, proposed and married.

   Kema Corless and The Ferris Wheel

   Mrs. Corless is as bright and bubbly as a tall glass of sparkling cider. Her temperment rivals that of a calm and patient Golden Retriever. When asked to share a chapter in the inspirational ten-volume series, How to Jump From a Ferris Wheel and Land on Your Feet, Vol. IV, she was grateful and excited for the opportunity.

   I love Kema Corless! We will meet in her hometown in Hawaii when we do an author meet and greet with other phenomenal women from the Ferris Wheel series.

   Whatever the cards that life deals us, we must learn how to take action to turn it into a winning hand. As I have stated often, if prunes is the only fruit we have, make pastries!

Candalyse Publishing 2009