<human>: Hello again, /loseit/, it's been a long time. 

I was once the proud wearer of "-80 lb" flair. I used to eat impeccably and work out 5 days a week. I was so proud of the progress I had made and was continuing to make. [I was posting to /r/progresspics in hopes I could inspire someone else to make the change.] I looked forward to going to the gym to hang out with my trainer for an hour and lift heavy stuff. I was the healthiest and strongest I had ever been in my adult life.

I had to remove my "-80 lbs" flair today. 

The summer of 2013 was extremely difficult for me, having ended a relationship and having been fired from my job. Having no money, a very small handful of friends, living at home, and a history of food addiction and clinical depression...well, it was far too easy to slip back into bad habits again. 

Two years later, I'm engaged and have an incredible job...but I'm now the heaviest I've been my whole life at 261 lbs. I still struggle with food addiction. Moving around has become difficult. My clothes don't fit and I refuse to buy the next size up. I have difficulty putting my fucking leggings on, for crying out loud - I should be able to breathe when I bend over. I shouldn't feel so tired when I walk to work every morning. Yet, here I am. All these things happen on the daily. I'm tired of it and I feel like I can't get that same level of motivation and commitment back.

I'm going to try, though. I want 2013 me back. I want my "-80" flair again. I want mobility and strength. I want to overcome my food addiction. I just want to be well.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: 32 - female - 5'1.5" - 261 lbs - lost a ton of weight and gained it all back and now I'm here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, etc.