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Obese Teen's Heartbreaking Moment Sparks Her to Lose 161 Pounds
One of the most disheartening moments in a girl's, or especially a teenager's life is stepping into a change room, stripping and putting on clothes only to see that they really don't fit well. Also, take into account that the lighting in change rooms is awful.
The mirrors show every bumpy lump, every roll of fat and every inch of cellulite on the body. This is really hard if you weigh as much as Lucie Hadley did – all 297 pounds of her.
The Heart-Breaking Moment
Stepping into one of these changerooms with her mum on a rare clothes-shopping excursion in the summer of 2017 caused Lucie Hadley to break down into streams of tears.
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Staring back at her reflection was too much for her. At her young age, she was struggling to fit into a UK size 24, which is a US size 20.
Next: Losing all self confidence
More Socializing
At her age, Lucie Hadley's friends were all partying, having fun, traveling, showing off their slim figures in bikinis on beaches and doing a lot of physical activity.
Lucie had pulled out of girl's holidays, stopped painting the town red with her friends and was even too embarrassed to hold her boyfriend's hand in public.
A Complete Loss of Confidence
Lucie had completely lost all her confidence which was a real shame at such a young age. "I missed out on all the fun and excitement my teenage years should have been – going on nights out and on holiday – because of my weight," she expressed.
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"Finding something to wear, then getting the confidence to go out, and then hearing remarks from people when I finally plucked up the courage to go out was too much," says Lucie. "Strangers would make comments about what clothes I was wearing and how they didn't suit me and weren't flattering.
Next: Finding comfort in food
Losing Friends
"My friends eventually stopped asking me to go out with them because I would always just say no or come up with an excuse," Lucie said.
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"From the age of 17 to 19 I practically didn't go out at all and I rarely went clothes shopping. I had lost all of those years. I didn't have any life experience."
Comfort Eating
Once Lucie was diagnosed with Asthma in her early years, Lucie's weight started to pile on. It fueled her appetite and she started losing all self-control.
"Food was like a blanket for me, a comfort," she said. "It never let me down. Whenever anything went wrong, food was always there for me. "The times when I did go shopping and couldn't fit in anything, I would go to McDonald's afterward because I would feel upset, and then the whole vicious cycle would start again."
Next: How Lucie lost the weight
Losing the Weight
From the moment Lucie stared back at her reflection in that changeroom in the summer of 2017, something just sparked in Lucie and she knew her entire life needed to change.
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She knew deep inside that things weren't meant to be this way – not for such a young girl. So, Lucie took the plunge and make the mental decision to lose the weight. You see, that's where it all begins. Once you make the mental decision to lose weight and decide to have the discipline involved, the rest comes easy.
Taking the Plunge
One of Lucie's biggest inspirations to lose weight and change her life was her mother Catrina's own successful weight loss at Slimming World.
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Her mom has lost 49 pounds and had eventually managed to persuade Lucie to join a local group. Within her first week at Paston and Gunthorpe club in Peterborough, Cambs, Lucie had been able to lose five pounds and was absolutely elated. This spurred her to carry on.
Next: The stunning results
Slimming World
Slimming World is a UK-based weight loss organization that provides people looking to lose weight with lifestyle weight management programs.
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Their eating plan is based on satiety – which is the satisfying qualities of food – and energy density. It was founded decades ago in Derbyshire in 1969 by Margaret Miles-Bramwell, who remains its chairman.
The Result
Now a very slender 127 pounds, Lucie adores shopping and finding clothes to fit her 80-10 frame. She particularly is fond of slinky dresses. She even wore a bikini for the first time in her life on a Spanish holiday.
"I have lost 10(st) 2lbs (161 pounds) and feel like a completely new woman," says Lucie, now 21. "I missed out on all the fun and excitement my teenage years should have been – going on nights out and on holiday – because of my weight. "So, I didn't want to ruin my adult life by being obese."
Next: Lucie loves Slimming World
Lucie Expresses Herself Over Slimming World
"I was clearly the youngest person there," she recalls. "I was terrified walking through the doors, but my mum was with me every step of the way. I was just so embarrassed that I was so young and I had let myself get that big."
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"It was so upsetting to get on those scales and see how heavy I actually was. "But everyone was so friendly and put me at ease straight away." As her self-confidence rose, her weight went down. Her original goal was to lose 84 pounds, but then when she had shed that she aimed for eight, and then she just kept on going.
What Lucie Used To Eat
Before Slimming World, Lucie really ate as she pleased. In other words, she ate whatever she felt like. Before the weight loss, her menu was typically McDonald's or a fry-up for breakfast.
For lunch, she would really eat a lot. She would get two supermarket deals with two sandwiches, two packets of crisps and two full-fat Cokes or energy drinks. For dinner, she would get a pizza or Chinese takeaway. For snacks, she would eat pork pies, sausage rolls, savory mini eggs, chocolates as well as sweets.
Next: Lucie's new lifestyle
What She Eats Now
"Slimming World taught me how to adapt some of my favofavoritels, such as fry-ups, burgers and fish and chips, meaning I could still eat them – so it didn't really feel like a diet at all." For breakfast, Lucie typically eats Weetabix with strawberries and a banana.
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For lunch, she typically eats a healthy homemade pasta salad and for dinner, she eats a Slimming World lasagna or American-style burgers and chips. Sounds pretty delicious! For snacks, she eats boiled eggs, fruit, ham slices as well as vegetable sticks.
Lucie's Boyfriend
Lucie's a very lucky girl because her boyfriend Sam stuck with her literally through thick and thin. Before, they stopped holding hands in public because Lucie struggled to keep up with his walking pace. "Sam has been through this whole process with me and it just means so much to me now that he can be proud of me as his girlfriend," she smiles.
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Sam's friends even joke that he's got a new girlfriend. "It feels like we're in a new relationship, like our relationship is just starting now – it's so great," she says.
Next: What about exercise
"I didn't exercise at all throughout my weight loss, and my excess skin really hindered me going to the gym as I got a lot of sores," she explains.
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"So, me and Sam go on lots of walks to improve my fitness levels. "Generally, I can just be more active in my day-to-day life now. I don't get out of breath walking alongside Sam, or playing with the kids at school, or walking up the stairs."
Lucie's Big Heart
If anyone deserved to have success losing weight, Lucie was it. She has an extremely generous heart. Lucie is a teaching assistant for special needs children and dedicates her life to these precious little lives.
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In order to do this as an occupation you really need to be patient and have a massive heart. Clearly, Lucie has both.
Next: When losing weight equals a more successful life
Different Types of Food Disorders
Food plays such a different role to different people. For Lucie, comfort eating was her way of taking care of herself. For others, not eating at all suits them best, which turns into a disease called Anorexia.
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For others, they will feel the need to comfort eat and then purge – bulimia. At the moment, there are over 1.6 million people struggling with an eating disorder throughout the UK.
Losing Weight Equals Greater Success
Often, in life, to lose weight means you will have a better career. This works through all fields, except the food industry where it is acceptable and understandable to carry those extra pounds. As the saying goes, "you can't trust a skinny chef!"
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In the celebrity and glamour world, it is frowned upon to carry extra weight. Just look at this of celebrities whose careers soared after losing weight:
Next: An amazing actor's weight loss
Jonah Hill
Jonah Hill started off his career being the odd obscure character in movies always carrying too much weight, but often put in funny roles. No-one took him really seriously.
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As his weight started shedding, he got "meatier" roles in movies such as 2014's "The Wolf Of Wallstreet" where he was nominated for an Academy Award. Bigger roles started coming in after that. He was recently seen opposite Emma Stone on Netflix's 2018 series "Maniac".
Jennifer Hudson
Jennifer Hudson never won Idols but went on to win an Oscar for her stellar performance in "Dreamgirls". At that stage she, was still quite overweight which suited her role well.
Nowadays she is looking super gorgeous having been a judge on "The Voice". She has tons of confidence, worked very hard on losing the weight and is looking gorgeous.
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Kelly Osbourne
Many of us watched MTV's "The Osbournes" watching the antics of the seriously dysfunctional family The Osbournes. We also watched Kelly Osbourne, overweight and out of shape and not very glam looking.
These days she shed her weight and even ended up on E! commenting on celebrities' style choices. She performed on "Dancing With the Stars" and looked stunning.
Melissa McCarthy
Melissa McCarthy is an American actress, writer, producer, comedian, and fashion designer. This woman seriously knows how to make us laugh and she is good at it.
As the years have passed by Melissa's weight has dropped, her gorgeous face is being noticed and more roles are coming her way.
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Jimmy Kimmel
Jimmy Kimmel is a talk show host extraordinaire. People absolutely adore him and he constantly makes us laugh.
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Who knew he was so handsome though? After shedding many pounds, he revealed a more chiseled, handsome version of himself that people really gravitated to.
Diets Out There That Work
Besides Slimming World, there are a plethora of diets that work. It just depends on what works for you as not everybody is the same and what one diet works for one person, may only frustrate the taste buds of another.
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Here is a comprehensive list of many different diets that may work fantastically for you. You just have to try them.
Next: The best diets around
Whole30 Diet
This diet is very popular and it's really good for you if you suffer from any digestive issues. It concentrates on food like vegetable and proteins for 30 days.
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The food you cut out is mainly alcohol, sugar, dairy as well as some nuts. The whole thing is your body gets to see what it likes by slowly introducing food back to it.
Macrobiotic Diet
This diet began in Japan and has become very popular around the world. The diet is mainly plant-based and is full of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, as well as small amounts of fish.
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In this diet, you avoid sugar, processed food as well as tons of animal products. Some famous celebrities who have adopted this way of eating are Demi Moore, Madonna as well as Tom Cruise.
Next: Mad about keto
Ketogenic Diet
This is a very interesting diet. It is almost too good to be true – especially if you are a meat lover. It is made up of high-fats, low-carbs and it has also been shown that it may just be a very good tool for keeping your mental health in check.
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In fact, lab rats fed ketogenic diets, which consist of lots of fish, natural fats, plenty of vegetables, and very few starchy, high-carbohydrate foods – showed improvements in their depression, anxiety, and ADHD.
Wild Diet
There is a very simple concept behind this diet – ditch all processed foods for bites that come 'au de natural'. Following this diet, you will be able to treat yourself to foods like wild salmon, fresh vegetables, local eggs and, even chocolate.
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Abel James is the creator of these nutrition guidelines and promises that if you avoid artificial ingredients you will be able to "feast all day, yet stay lean and healthy."
Next: Tacos all day? Really!
Taco Diet
Ok, this is an interesting one. In this diet you get, to eat your favorite Mexican food all day. The Taco Cleanse promises weight loss and you can get a decent amount of nutritional variety because you can stuff it with anything.
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It must only be done for 30 days (bet you'll be sick of tacos after that!) and a lot of the recipes are vegan so you'll be consuming a lot of healthy ingredients.
Weight Watchers
This diet has been around for a long time and many people disciplined enough to follow its rules actually do see weight loss. It's based on points assigned to foods based on calories, saturated fat, protein, and sugar.
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One of the greatest reasons this diet works is because of the supports its members have among one another. You keep motivated to reach your goals due to the weekly weigh-ins.
Next: Eating the Mediterranean way
Mediterranean Diet
This diet is great as it gives you so much delicious variety of foods. Food you need to stock up on are fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, fish as well as lots of olive oil as well as wine.
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It's necessary though to cut calories, exercise and stick with it for more than six months for the best results.
Paleo Diet
This well-known diet basically means that if you can hunt and gather it you can eat it. So you can say yes to fruit, vegetables, meat, nuts, seeds as well as oils like coconut and olive oil as well as a different array of seafood.
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What you will have to say no to are cereal grains, legumes, dairy as well as potatoes. It has been found that on this diet, blood pressure as well as cholesterol improves.
Next: Loving animals too much to eat them
Vegan Diet
Growing ever-so-popular around the world, many people are saying no to animal products from meat to eggs and dairy in favor of only eating products that have nothing to do with animals.
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You can still be unhealthy as a vegan though. They key is to eat as nutritiously as possible. A way of doing this is to make your vegetables as tasty as possible. You just need to explore many different vegan recipes.
Anti-Inflammatory Diet
People, in general, know that inflammation in the body is not a good thing. Mark Mincolla, P.h.D is the author of 'The Whole Health Diet' which focuses on keeping your insulin in check.
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He suggests following a diet of lean protein, low-starch vegetables like broccoli, as well as healthy monounsaturated fats like avocado.
Next: Low GI really works
Low-Glycemic Diet
This diet works well if you follow it strictly. It's all focused around your blood sugar levels. High GI foods like muffins, crackers, pancakes and cookies spike your blood sugar and can bring on cravings as well as hunger.
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Low GI foods like non-starchy vegetables and meat keep blood sugar stable. Studies have shown that eating higher GI foods is associated with weight gain.
Soup Diet
The Soup Diet is really interesting and delicious – especially in colder weathers. It's similar to the juicing diet except you are cleansing with a warmer liquid. It hydrates and keeps you full. Eating it before a meal really curbs your appetite so it's a good trick.
Dana Tepper
Eat soup in the winters at every meal and you can reduce the number of calories you eat at a meal by 20 percent. Try soups with lots of beans.
Next: Eat 6 times a day and still lose weight!
3-Hour Diet
If you are not comfortable with only eating three times a day, the 3-hour diet allows you to eat every 3 hours. It's an easy diet to follow, especially if you love noshing all the time.
With this diet, you get to eat six small meals on your schedule. You will eat breakfast, snack, lunch, snack, dinner and snack. The only thing to keep in mind is that you can't go really big on each meal or snack keeping the portions small so that you can eat more during the day.
You are, you aren't, you are? Well you can't just make up your mind, can you? The flexitarian diet focuses on plant-based proteins such as tofu, beans, nut or soy milk, and consuming less meat.
You will see results from this diet and it does allow a bit of meat and it will allow you to be more flexible. It's got a bit of vegetarianism mixed in.
Next: Finding the perfect weight-loss plan for you
High Fiber Diet
On this diet, you will consume large amounts of beans, berries, whole grains, greens, nuts, seeds as well as potatoes. These foods have complex sugars and will keep you full for long.
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An interesting fact is that when researched, people who added more fiber to their diet were almost four pounds skinnier after a year following this diet.
The Last Word on Weight Loss
No matter what, at the end of the day losing weight is a very personal journey and it starts completely with the mind. Also, you can't lose weight for anybody but yourself.
The important thing is to first research all the diets and clinics that are out there that can help you, and see which one suits you best. Food is a gift and you can really eat well and still lose weight.


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Beyoncé's mic-drop-worthy athleisure line Ivy Park has been making waves since the debut collection launched this April. Everyone collectively clamoring to get their hands on the bodysuits, leggings, and sports bras designed to fit every body and every budget.
Now, according to Instagram, the figure-flattering brand (which was co-created with Topshop) is getting a mid-season boost with a new High Summer capsule collection. Beyhive, rejoice!
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Virginia Gwendolyn Dunning Padigimus, 96, of Evanston, passed away Monday, Jan. 22, at her son Herb's home in Blackfoot, Idaho, with her family by her side.
She was born April 25, 1921, in Evanston, the daughter of Herbert W. Dunning and Edith Parkinson.
She attended school in Evanston, graduating from Evanston High School in 1940.
On Jan. 11, 1945, she married Stanley Bernard Padigimus in Evanston, and they were later sealed for time and eternity in the Ogden LDS Temple. He preceded her in death on April 25, 2008.
She enjoyed coloring, crocheting, doing word searches, reading, dancing, doing puzzles of any kind, little children and teaching Primary. She was an excellent cook known for her homemade cookies.
Virginia served as the president for the Ladies VFW.
She is survived by her children, Stanley B. Padigimus of Vernal, Utah, Allen (Chris) Padigimus of Roberts, Idaho, and Herbert C. (Jody) Padigimus of Blackfoot, Idaho; son-in-law, Steve Mellor of Rexburg, Idaho; 23 grandchildren; and 50 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Stanley Padigimus, Sr.; parents, Herbert Dunning and Edith Parkinson; daughter, Edie Mellor; granddaughter, Melody Mellor; great-grandson, Nathan Padigimus; and siblings, Herbert W., Salina, Josephine, Enoch and Genavive Dunning.
A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday Jan. 27, at the Riverside LDS Church, 7 N. 700 West, Blackfoot, Idaho. Family will gather for visitation one hour prior to the services at the church from 10-10:45 a.m.
Interment will be at 1 p.m. in the Evanston City Cemetery, 526 County Rd., Evanston, on Monday, Jan. 29.
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Mrs Muriel Wilmot came to live in Highfields in 1927.
It's the 4th of August 1994, this is Margaret Speak and I am taping Muriel Wilmot.
Can I just ask you to state your name, age and place of birth?
Yes. Catherine Muriel, do you want my name or my maiden name?
Well your name now is Wilmot and your maiden name?
Your age?
Where were you born?
Ibstock, Leicestershire.
Do you come from a large family?
No, I am the only one.
Did you live with your parents?
When did you move to Highfields?
We didn't move to Highfields in the first instance, we moved to Hinckley Road.
When you did move to Highfields, do you remember how old you were?
Yes, I was about seven.
What was the reason for moving to Highfields?
Well, we moved from Coventry where we had settled to take on a business run by my mother's sister. As this was not a success, we moved back again to Leicester and then to Highfields.
Was there any reason why you chose Highfields?
Not really, it was just somewhere my father probably found, there wasn't a particular reason.
You were seven years old at the time, can you remember your impressions of Highfields when you moved there?
Yes I can, very favourable, yes I thought it was lovely. For one thing it was a tree lined road, Mere Road. There were all rather large houses which I found bloody impressive at that age and also there was Spinney Hill Park. I was delighted about that because coming from the country, town seemed a little bit strange.
Your parents were pleased with it?
They were very pleased indeed. We only moved into a flat, we didn't have a house.
Did you get any impression of what the people were like in the area at that time?
Well, in a way because we moved into this big house which had three flats and my mother was always one for people. My father was very quiet, mother was very sociable. She used to take me upstairs where they had a little girl and we used to have a cup of tea and I used to play with the girl.
Was it an old house?
Well I imagine all the houses in the Highfields area were built approximately in the 19th century, because when I had my house done recently, they said property round here was built approximately then.
So it was a large house?
It was a very large family house which apparently used to have servants because in the basement they had a bell fixed on the wall.
Had it been split into three?
It had been split into three flats. We had the ground floor.
Was it nice living in a flat?
Well, it was rather strange at first. We had never been in a flat before, having come from the country, so it was a different type of living altogether really, absolutely different.
Did the people welcome you to the area?
Yes, well we didn't get to know everyone straight away except the people in the main house itself. Mother registered me at school and I started at the school on Melbourne Road. I got to know quite a lot of people and mother sometimes used to come and meet me outside. She got to know the mothers. My father was a quiet man, not very sociable.
Did he work?
Yes, Imperial Typewriter Company, not very far just straight through the Spinney Hill Park.
Your mother was at home?
Mother never went out to work at all, she stayed at home.
Do you remember what life was like in the area?
Yes, I found it rather nice as soon as I got accustomed to it. I used to play in Dronfield Street which was opposite Mere Road, there was a girl about half way down and I used to play with her. We used to go for tea sometimes and she used to come to me for tea.
Did you walk about the area on your own, were you afraid?
Oh well, there wasn't nothing like that then. There was a lovely atmosphere, but of course it wasn't like it is now. I used to go to school on my own. I mean people did then, we used to be able to play out in the dark.
I remember playing out in the dark in the entrance chasing one another, we thought it was great fun.
Do you remember whether the flat had an inside bathroom or toilet?
It had one bathroom which was shared by everyone in the whole house, we had our own kitchen. There was a downstairs and an upstairs toilet, we had the downstairs toilet.
Did you know your grandparents?
I can only very dimly remember my grandfather on my father's side. I can remember him giving me some sweets but it isn't a very clear picture. I didn't know my mother's parents at all.
Did your parents not come from Leicester?
My mother came from Burton-on-Trent. My father came from Hugglescote near Coalville. That was why I was born in Ibstock, because they moved to Ibstock when they got married.
So you didn't know any of the rest of the family really. What about aunties or cousins?
Oh well, I knew my father's sisters, they lived in Ibstock, auntie Lizzy and auntie Nell. Auntie Lizzy was a real village character. She used to have a sort of semi-farm. Everybody used to call her Liz. She used to have a fruit stall, she grew fruit out on the front of the house and sold flowers.
Did you find when you moved to Highfields that you missed the village atmosphere?)
Well, not me so much, but my mother didn't want to live in a village, it was her decision that we moved to Leicester in the first place. My father didn't want to move because he had been brought up in that atmosphere, but mother wanted to see shops, she wanted the town existence. She came from Burton-on-Trent. She was one of six girls and three boys, all teachers, except mother.
Did your mother want to be a teacher?
Well, she had her mother at home for some reason. She was the youngest. My grandma lost her husband at 45, same as I lost my husband at 45, he dropped dead on the door step going back to work one day. My grandma had to bring all her children up on her own so she had two lodgers and she looked after them. They used to have a proper dinner and their own linen and everything, they used to say she was a marvellous cook. Mother says she has never known such a cook. When she grew up and left school she never had a chance to have a career, which made her sad because all my cousins went to university. I am the only one who didn't go.
So when you were in Highfields, did you go to church?
Yes I did.
Did your family go to church?
Yes. I went to St Peter's Church.
Do you remember what that was like?
Very very nice indeed, I loved it. I used to go to Sunday School in the afternoon and service for grandmother and father at night, and if there was anything on in the week I would go to that also.
Did a lot of people go to that church?
Yes, there were a lot then, it had an atmosphere then which is minus now. I was baptised there because I wasn't christened when I was a baby. I was married there and my mother and father's funerals were from there as well.
So you have got a very strong connection with Highfields, you have lived there nearly all your life?
Well more or less, except for the time when I was married. We bought a house in the Catherine Street area, on Highbury Road. Then my husband decided after 7 years that he wanted to go and live in London, because his mother was there. Well, I had been in the ATS for 4 years during the war and I lived on site, so I knew London extremely well. I didn't really want to move because of my parents, they wanted me to stop here, but we decided to buy a business in London. We went to live in London, Dulwich. I lived in east Dulwich.
How long did you live there?
We went there in 1957, my husband died in 1964.
Did you decide to come back to Leicester?
Well, for a little while I decided to stop on, but I couldn't keep the business going, not on my own. So I let it go and came back to Leicester to live with my parents in Bonsall Street.
How did you think it had changed?
Well, being in London was different. There is so much to do. I am an Opera fan, we both were, and I am very fond of historic buildings, architecture. Pretty much everything and I found London had always got something to offer. Where of course Leicester did not have an awful lot really.
But did you find in the time you had been away that Highfields had changed?
Well it hadn't changed so much, not then, not when I first came back. The changes have been in those later years really. It was more or less the same except that the dark people were starting to come in, the Asian community and the others, so that was a change as well.
How did you feel about that?
Well, I didn't feel bad about it at all really because I have always adapted myself, we had them in London and I got on very well with them. I mean I find that some of them are more friendly than we are. They always say "Good morning, how are you, are you all right?" and I think it's awfully nice. They say to me that they are very sad to see me on my own and that if I was in their community I wouldn't be left on my own, I would be put into a group of people and looked after all the while. They did ask me once or twice to go across to cook an English dinner for them. So I cooked roast chicken, roast potatoes and everything that goes with it. They just wanted to sit in front of an English dinner. Yes I got on very well with them.
So that was a change, the different nationalities coming into the area?
Yes, it was.
Had any of the buildings been knocked down or changed in any way?
Not so much then. That didn't take place till later on.
So you were living in Highfields when all these changes started to happen?
Yes, when all the changes were brought about, in a way. You see as the Asian community gradually moved in, the English people moved out. So gradually every street became more and more empty of white people and of course we are completely in the minority now. There is only two or three in each street now.
That is a big change isn't it?
That is a very big change. But it's happened over a period of years. The shops you see that's another thing. I remember all the shops that were there so well.
Which shops do you remember?
They aren't there now. I was thinking in bed the other night, I can remember all the shops that were there; a lovely pork butchers in Eggington Street, that's were I am now by the way, Eggington Street. A lovely cob shop called Wecrofts and there was a very nice cake shop, Kintons, on the corner. There was a grocers, Simpkins James, rather a classy shop, like Waitrose, they all use to wear black overalls and you would have bought your shopping from there. I always remember that, if you shopped on the Fosse side, everybody got personal service you see. I have always been a shop assistant as that was my job in life, and of course personal service has always appealed to me. I can't get used to the supermarket, not really. There was a fish and chip shop at the corner of Bonsall Street called Thurnbys and there was a lovely fruit shop. Nowadays everything you need is in one shop, which I don't really care for. So I'd say I am rather old fashioned.
When you were growing up in Highfields and you went to Melbourne Road School, how did you find that?
Lovely, I loved it. As soon as I went there I made very good progress. I was really interested and there was some very, very nice teachers there. When I left, I was fourteen, I was the top girl at the at the school. I've still got the prize .
What prize was that?
It's the prize for general proficiency. I got two or three prizes during two different years and my mother was so thrilled because she didn't think I could do very well. I mean all my mother's nephews and nieces were all extremely intelligent, they all went to university, Anyway, I passed the 11+ exam, I forget what it was.
Was it the scholarship?
No it wasn't it may have been it passes at 11, anyway I could have gone to High school, I could have gone to the Wickerstone or the other one where they wore the green uniform somewhere down by the cathedral, but mother couldn't afford it. We weren't very well off and in that time you had to provide your own books, uniform and everything. I begged to go and my aunties wrote to tell mother to send me if possible because education was so important but mother couldn't afford to.
What job did your father do?
Well he hadn't got a very good job. He was only on the maintenance staff and he only got 30 shillings a week, but of course in those days you could get your groceries for 10 shillings
I remember I have always been one for good quality. Once, mother bought me a cheap tunic from Woolworths and I wanted to see the pleats go in and out but they didn't. I used to go by a big bicycle shop to look in the window at my reflection to see if the pleats went in and out they didn't. So I went back and complained to mother and she said I am awfully sorry but you can't have that type. I said I wanted one of those square necked blouses like Catherine Trip had, that's my friend. She had a velvet top and tunic and mother said that they were in a different situation, and you have to have what you get and be grateful. So that was that.
That's a bit sad for you wasn't it? Did you just accept it?
Yes, you feel like just accepting it, yes.
So you left school when you were 14?
14. We went for a holiday at Blackpool. We always did, every year. Leicester had the first two weeks in August as holiday, it was a regular thing, nobody had any other holiday but the first two weeks in August. Of course that's all changed.
I remember the moment I came back from my holiday, my mother took me to get my first job at Freeman Hardy Willis, a shoe shop in Granby Street. A very nice shoe shop. I started there as a Junior at half a crown a week.
You liked it?
I liked it because I had to do everything. We had to scrape clean the carpet every morning. We scraped on our hands and knees the whole of that big shop. I had to arrange all the chairs, polish them all once a week. I had to get the meals, get the morning break, get the manager's dinner. I used to have to take all light fittings down they were screwed on four screws, take them all down and wash them all and put them all back. When the stock came in I had to fit it into the existing stock. I had to do that all on my own, and I made a good job of it, I loved every minute of it. I used to come home and I was so tired.
What time did you work, can you remember?
Oh the shops had long hours then. We worked until 6pm Monday and Tuesday, 7pm Wednesday,Thursday half day and Friday 8pm, Saturday 9pm. All that for half a crown a week until after three months it was raised to 5 shillings . That wasn't good really?
Yes it was, another half being doubled, he said he was very pleased with me and said that I could have another half a crown in between. There were three shops altogether the other two were in Cheap Side and High Street. If a customer came in and you didn't have the size, we rang the other branch, and if they had it you had to go running up for it, but I loved every minute of it. There was no sitting down.
Where there many assistants?
Yes there was five and then the Manageress and the General Manager. He looked after the whole shop and the men who worked in the Men's department. The Manageress looked over the girls in the Women's department.
And did you work there for a long time?
I worked there for 5 years until I was 19. I was going out with somebody who wanted me to have Saturday afternoons off, which we couldn't do in a shop, so I went to work for Goddess Play Car in Nelson Street opposite the station. I went there in the packing department, mother was very annoyed about it, she wanted me to stay in the shop. Then I was called for the army , I had no choice. I could either go on the munitions or join the navy,the WAAFFS or the ATS, that is the army the navy or the air force. I went down to Ulverscroft Road where the silver barracks was. I went there for my selection test and I got put into the army and I went to my training at Terevera Camp, Northampton. I received my basic training at Northampton and then I was posted to the firing camp. I was the only one that had to go to a gun site and I was on one of the big computers that control the guns, where you could see all the information fed into it and then the gun is fired on that information, the ballistics and that sort of thing. I loved my army life. I wouldn't have missed it for the world.
Were you there right through the war?
Right through the war really, 4 years. I was stationed in London in Richmond Park. It was gorgeous. I paid many visits there when I went back to live in London. I took my husband to see it, mind you the bombing wasn't very pretty. It was very badly bombed people were getting killed all the time. We were out on the perimeter, the guns were all placed on the perimeter outside London so when the planes came up the Thames Estuary, they met a barrage of gun fire.
Were they the ones you worked on?
Yes, then they moved into London and the inner circle took over. We gunned two planes, two general planes and we shot them down yeah. Well, it was lovely, I loved it because it was an education in itself. I learned more than I had ever known about anything. You learned to mix, to stick up for yourself and learned to live together. There were 24 girls in one barrack room. We were like sisters, it was lovely. We hadn't got our own friends so we used to go up to London and everywhere, all round the shows and everything.
You went there completely on your own from Leicester?
I went completely on my own yes.
Did you feel frightened?
Well I had never been anywhere on my own, not really. I was very attached to mum and dad because we did everything together. The first week was very automatic
We did the basic training; there was marching, learning how to be in the army, learning all the regimentation , learning to take orders, learning how to salute the officers, speak to an officer and all that type of thing, that took six weeks
Did you ever come back to Leicester to visit while you were in the army?
Yes, I used to come back. We used to get shore leave as well. We used to get an afternoon from lunch time, then we would get 24 hours once a month. Sometimes I would come home on 24 hrs but not every time by train then never by coach, always by train from St Pancras .
And how were your parents coping with war in Leicester?
Oh they were bombed out.
Were they?
Highfields was bombed, Highfields Street itself received a direct hit and several people were killed, it was very bad. We had a land mine so they were out six weeks and they went to back into the country to father's sisters.
Until they could come back?
Until it was clear for them to come back
We didn't have any actual damage to the house itself, but we had one very big crack right down the lawn probably from the vibration. War wasn't a time of misery for me at all. I mean we all had such a good time, we'd got the NAAFFI where we used to go in the evenings and you could play table tennis, you could sit and read, or you could play bingo. I was in a mixed battery, men and women, which was rather nice and I started courting a gentleman in there but it didn't come to anything. I went home with him to meet his parents, he lived in Halifax in Yorkshire. They were nearly all Londoners in our batch, Eastenders now.
You were talking about when you moved away from Highfields and then you came back. Were you were quite happy about the people moving into the area as time went on?
Do you think everybody in the area found it like that?
No I don't no. Even last week I was talking to someone who was very prejudiced about them. They said that they got everything and the English people got nothing. They said that when they get here and they get settled they get their parents to come here and that was not right, and that they get a pension. I didn't think that was so, but they say they haven't paid into our pension and that they get it. Whether that is correct I don't know do you know that?
I don't know, no.
No, but if it is correct it isn't probably quite right in a way but personally it doesn't bother me, I don't really worry about it. I don't get a ha'penny from anywhere and I am only £2.50 less on my pension because my husband's sums were all wrong. I worked but I didn't have sufficient to make it up and I have inquired about it but they say there is nothing that can be done about it because, you see if you've got a little bit in the bank that stops you getting any more money. I should have been better off without that little bit which I probably will not have soon because I want all new furniture as all my mother's stuff is old. An antique dealer saw me yesterday and he called me and he said "Mrs Wilmot, are you going to let me have that old fashioned dresser you've got upstairs?" You see he wants it because it's antique as he had my table which was beautiful. I have no prejudice against them. They have nearly all got one or two cars. Even my neighbour, who is English, hasn't got one. I haven't got a car but we are surrounded by cars.
When these people first came into Highfields, they probably didn't have much of anything did they, do you remember?
Well I can't say exactly.
Some people came from Poland as well, did you know anyone?
Yes, yes well there are two Polish people, still on Mere Road, very nice people, I know them very well. One backs up to my back garden and there is also a Ukrainian as well but I can't remember exactly about the possessions. When I went into this first home of the person who asked me to cook dinner for him, they had got a lot of things and they had already had it modernized. They had gliding doors and because they wanted an extra bedroom had the bathroom taken out from upstairs and built on the back, downstairs. A lot of them had that done because it gives you 3 bedrooms.
Did in your house in Highfields have a bathroom?
No bathroom. No but dad made an improvised bathroom. He had a lovely bath which people say I should have never let go of because it was worth something. It was stood on those legs and it was in beautiful condition, they say the builders took it out and sold for a lot of money.
There was an inside toilet?
No inside toilet in our house. Outside, in all weathers up that little yard.
What about at night? You had to go out in the dark?
Terrible if you had to go at night. I used to have my own little bucket. The people next door used to empty a little bucket every morning.
What about washing do you remember how you did the washing?
Well I remember when I was younger that mother used to do the washing the old fashioned way, boil in a big copper which was stalled from underneath by coal and she used have what you called a 'punching' thing with holes in the bottom and she used to have a big grey sort of a board, I don't know whether it was made of glass or metal but you rubbed your clothes up and down on them and that's how she washed.
Hard work?
Very hard work, and they starched. I used starch table cloth and everything. I used to to make them nice and crisp.
Did you help your mother round the house?
Yes, I was always one for helping, yes.
Did you have a car at home?
No. We hadn't got any money for a car but we always had a holiday. My father always insisted on a weeks holiday at Blackpool and we used to go to Bagworth frequently. We used to walk to Bagworth from here across the fields to Anstey and we used to think it was marvellous. We would take a picnic lunch and probably have an ice-cream, that was a luxury. We used to go to a coloured boat house as well. My mother had a sister at Coventry, the one that was very well off. She had a very big business, retailed dresses. She used to send mother parcels of clothes and inside she used to put a £10 note or a £5 note so that her husband wouldn't know. She was very good to us, she kept us going really.
Did you feel that you lacked for anything?
No never. I had everything that was going, within reason, I never asked for anything. We had a wireless. My father was very fond of making a Crystal set, I don't suppose you'd remember the Crystal set.
I have seen pictures.
Yes, he used to make the Crystals for the wireless set. When we lived in the country, he used to go round all the villages selling them. I can see him now sitting listening with the head phones on, I was about 3 or 4.
Mother used to be mad on having it on, she used to have it on nearly all day.
So that was your entertainment?
My mother was very good pianist too but we didn't possess a piano not until my mother's sister bought us one. I never had lessons. I never did learn to play, yet my mother could play beautifully. I am extremely fond of music. I wish I could play an instrument or something.
Did she sing when she played?
Yes. All families on a Sunday night used to gather round the piano and they used to have a sing song. You would probably sing hymns or home sweet home or that type of thing. You made your own amusement. There was court playing. You get little games on the lawn, battle door and shuttle cock and those things, which I don't think kids really experience the pleasure of now, they just sit there looking at that box all while it spoils conversation in a family household. They do say the television has spoiled the art of conversation. Families don't talk like they used to do
Did you talk a lot to your parents?
Yes we were extremely close, very close indeed. I was particularly close to my father. I thank my father for a lot of things I know, because he always used to talk to me. When he came home from work, he used to take me down the country lanes and he used show me the trees and he used to say "Look dear, that's an Oak tree" and he would show me the wild roses and the tips and tell me that you can make syrup out of those tips and everything like that, I learned from my father. I am terribly fond of gardening and flowers. Now my mother, she wasn't mad on flowers at all. I always remember my husband, he bought her a great big bunch of roses for her birthday, beautiful they were, and I said "Aren't they marvellous mother?" Well she said they were all right and then she said "I would rather have a box of chocolates."
That's because she was a town girl. Aren't you a town girl really?
I was a town girl but I have always been extremely fond of gardening. When we married we bought a house in London with a big garden. It is just a shame that I had to give it all up when he died. It was the business you see, it made him worry. We were always getting bills; you buy stuff on credit, and the bills kept coming in. People didn't buy from small shops, they go to the bigger stores where they can buy in quantity and they get a bigger selection. He died of cancer in the end, it was terrible. We went to see him in St Joseph which was the first hospital in Hackney it was very very sad.
Were you left in London on your own?
Yes but not entirely on my own because I had my mother-in-law living nearby in Westerly. She is still alive as is my sister-in-law and a nephew but I NEVER have any contact with them. I rang them last Christmas, after years, and they didn't even know who I was.
Have you got any more relatives now in Leicester?
No. I had three dreadful miscarriages, I lost three babies. I nearly lost my life as well with the first one, but I seem to have coped.
Where did you meet your husband, was that in Leicester?
Yes. I was taken to the De Montfort Hall to what they called a Rose Cart Carnival Ball. It was the old time bank then. I was taken by a friend, an elderly gentleman who was 67, I was 26. We were dancing around and this fella came up to him and said "May I dance with your daughter?" Of course he wasn't my father but I didn't say anything and he said "Yes of course you can." Then he asked me for two or more dances. After that, he went home and I went home and that was that. Then we saw him again when my friend and I went old time dancing, somewhere near Belgrave, near Cossington Street. When he saw me, he came to me for a dance and I had quite a few dances with him. Then he asked me if I would like any refreshments and I explained that I was with my friend and he said bring her along too. Then he asked whether I would like to go out with him sometime and I said yes. He said what about next Saturday? I said "I'm sorry but I'm working in the shop until 5.30 to 6." So I met him at 8 o'clock and I remember that it was under the big clock, across the road from what used to be Woolworths. Anyway, I met him there and I always remember he took me to a city cinema and I will never forget he bought me Brital clean up toffee instead of a chocolate or something, so I assumed that he hadn't been out with many girls and I found out that was true because within five weeks he asked me to go home with him to meet his mother and we all roared with laughter when I told her about the toffee. Of course, soon after that we got married.
And where did you live when you first married?
Highbury Road, up Catherine Street. My husband worked in an office. He was extremely intelligent. I wouldn't say he got on too well with my mother and father because he was too reserved. He didn't say much when he came for tea, he hardly ever opened his mouth and my mother used to say "How do you live with him?"
So your husband didn't live in Highfields at all?
In a way yes. I remember the night I met him again at the Ballroom in Silver Street, he said to me "You didn't say where you live?" I said I lived in Bonsall Street, top of Mere Road and he said how funny because he lived the Highfields area too. He lived at 444 East Park Road, near the very end as you go onto the Evington Road. So it was very convenient really. He lived there quite a while but he came from Holland originally.
Can I just ask you one last question? Do you have any feelings as to how Highfields compares today to when you were a child?
Not favourable feelings. No I wouldn't say so, not really.
In what way do you think it has changed?
Well, for one thing you dare not go on the park. Somebody was stabbed there a fortnight ago. I would love to go, I would dearly love to go on that park, it would be a godsend for me, being on my own. If I could take a book or something and be able to sit and talk, but you can't because somebody can come up from behind you and probably take your bag or stab you. We have a lot of burglaries. My neighbours have been burgled twice next door, which makes me rather frightened now. Where I am living at the moment, I keep the back entry locked all day long.
That's very different to how it was?
Oh no, it was nothing like that. It was a lovely area. As a matter of fact, my father used to say when we walked onto Mere Road, it was a beautiful area, look at all the lovely trees, very residential. The trees are still there and it is quite nice in its appearance but it's the burglaries, they happen all the time. My friend Mary, she has been burgled twice.
Do you think it is a general thing?
Well, I think it is over the whole of England. Everywhere. I suppose you have heard Leicester is supposed to be a very bad area. You hear people from Nottingham and Birmingham say "Oh, you live in the Highfields area, how dreadful."
And apart from the feeling of not being safe?
I love it. I get on ever so well with the neighbours now I speak to them. I don't know whether they are Muslims or what but they do pray a lot. They pray at certain times of the day, have a little shrine in the front room. They have got children who keep throwing things over into my garden. The other afternoon they threw a rather heavy metal car, it just missed the window and I said "I hope you don't mind but this is not my house and that car nearly hit the window". She said she was ever so sorry but she can't control them. She has just had a new baby and she has got her hands full you see. I said that I was not being funny. I loved them all, but in case they broke the window, I didn't want to have anything to do with it. I have got about six or seven plastic things to give them back tonight when they get back, they just throw them you see they don't mean anything by it.
Well, has it been all right?
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1 pkg. (3.4oz) Jello Pistachio Flavor Instant Pudding
11/2 cup thawed Cool Whip Whipped Topping
1 cup mini marshmallows
1/2 cup chopped pecans
Combine ingredients and refrigerate for at least one hour before serving.
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1 large can crushed pineapple
½ cup chopped celery
⅔ cup English walnuts
1 small package lemon jello
2 small pkgs cream cheese
⅛ tsp salt
½ pint whipping cream
Use juice of pineapple (heated) to make Jello. When Jello is "soft set" mix in pineapple, celery, nuts, cream cheese and salt. Mix well. Fold in whipped cream. Chill for several hours.
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1/3 cup olive oil
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar (golden or white)
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2 lbs carrots sliced
1 onion chopped
1 bell pepper chopped
1 can tomato soup
1/2 c oil
1c sugar
3/4 c apple cider vinegar
1tsp mustard
1 tsp Worcestershire
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1 sm can of chopped olives
1 small sweet onion (chopped) fine
1 PK of dry ranch
1 lg block of cheese ( I used Colby jack)
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1 bacon bits ( I use the real bacon bits)
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2 cups red kidney beans
2 cups garbanzo beans
1 medium red onion chopped
1 cup red and yellow peppers diced
½ cup olive oil
½ cup sugar
½ cup white vinegar
salt and pepper to taste
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Facing stiff competiton from much larger associations, a pair of Nelson Youth Soccer Soccer Selects squads came away with silver medals over the weekend.
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"When our teams get to the Provincial B Cup we are playing against some highly talented sides," said Bennett. "We are dwarfed by many of these associations, yet in every single division our teams played hard and came away with very respectable results. We represented the Kootenays well."
Though some sides expected better results, Bennett says there is no need for anyone to hang their heads.
"I'm sure some of the teams would have liked to come away with better results, but now they have something to build on for next season," he says. "Just getting to experience this level of competition is sure to make every one of these players better."
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