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"You can love yourself and change yourself at the same time."
"When I first realized the extent of my loose skin and the medical issues that came with it (rashes, sores, possible infections, and general discomfort,) I had made the decision to learn to love my body as it was, loose skin and all," Amanda told BuzzFeed. "I thought that I wouldn't be able able to afford skin removal surgery for a long time – at least five or more years – but I did know that it would be necessary eventually."
Roberts told BuzzFeed that her emotions were mixed upon realizing she wouldn't have to wait years for surgery. "I remember feeling relief and happiness, because something that seemed like a far-off dream was suddenly going to be reality. I also felt a bit of sadness because I had worked so hard to practice self-love with my loose skin."
"They said that if I truly loved myself, I wouldn't want to change anything about myself, but the way I see it: if you love yourself, you'll do whatever YOU feel is best for your body." Amanda shared with BuzzFeed.