<human>: For the past year,  I have tried all I can to lose weight in a healthy way in order to feel more attractive to myself (I am a fan of the skinny aesthetic, I know it's not for everyone, but I like it). Through calorie counting and exercise, I got from 250 lbs (36 BMI) to 140 (21 BMI) and I just recently started becoming okay with my body and happy with my progress.

Today, after a normal workout, I got abnormally dizzy and tired, and ended up at an immediate care doctor to get an EKG. My blood pressure was different on both arms (110/65?ish on left, 130/53? on right) and when the doctor poked my belly, she felt an abdominal aortic aneurysm. She brought in another doctor and they measured it at 5cm, very large especially considering my age and healthy lifestyle.

I guess I'm just like wtf. I spend over a year becoming the healthiest version of me possible, and in an instant I'm the unhealthiest I've ever been. I started college this year to become a nutritionist, and now I may not even get there. It's very upsetting, and now on the front of my mind, every move I make I can feel my stomach pulse.

And I'm pissed and scared. I am the absolute image of health, I run 20 miles a week, row over 2 hours a week and do at least an hour total on the elliptical. I eat fruits, vegetables, low fat and mostly low sugar. I just don't get it.

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<bot>: Healthy 19/f with potential abdominal aortic aneurysm after spending a year getting healthy to avoid health problems. Feeling betrayed by my body and science.