The Frock Doc

17 Comments

• replied 10 years ago

  Your arms look fine to me! Love the cinched belt with the dress, ad it looks good with and without the blazer!

• TraceyLiz65 replied 10 years ago

  It's no coincidence when you are feeling this that you met a patient with no arms,,, this happens all the time,but congrats to you for recognizing it.  Sometimes it gets lost on others...

• Sveta replied 10 years ago

  Definitely better to have ANY arms that no arms...but yours look fine to me. You know, I have the same problem with my arms thinking they are flabby but I get compliment for those rare times I do wear sleeveless tops. I think it is more in our heads :-)
  Love navy and cobalt together and of course love your signature fit and flare dress. 

• Janet replied 10 years ago

  Oh Lyn, sweetie, there is absolutely nothing at all wrong with your arms. You look great in that outfit, with or without a jacket!

  One day last February I was on the trail, nearing the end of a 12-mile run, feeling worn out and cursing my legs for not being stronger. I think I was approaching the 11-mile mark when a man appeared on the trail, shuffling towards me on a walker. He had one leg but was out for a walk on a cold, windy winter day anyway. I stopped cursing my legs after that. I try to remember him and others like him when I feel bad about how my legs look. Who cares how they look? They WORK!

• lyn* replied 10 years ago

  :3 YAY! I AM SO HAPPY THAT I WORK TODAY!!!!! 

  Now I'm tired. Recharge time. Zzz.

• replied 10 years ago

  Really like the blue with brown accents.  Looks good with and w/o blazer. 

• jurocha replied 10 years ago

  My tale? I worked out 5x a week (3x running + 2x interval training) and I saw no results for almost 3 months. Then a little over 3 months, really like overnight, I could see a significant difference. Keep on! You are almost at the breaking point.

• Hil replied 10 years ago

  Sometimes a bit of perspective is all it takes! Hugs - and... you look fab! x

• Adelfa replied 10 years ago

  I totally know what you mean. So good to be able to replace self-criticism with gratitude--I feel a lot better when I do that. Your outfit is a sleek and elegant take on your signature silhouette.

• Sara L. replied 10 years ago

  You look great!  You have such a great belt collection that works so well with your dresses. 

• Beth Ann replied 10 years ago

  I"m sure that your exercise is having "results" in your body.  Perhaps your triceps don't appear to have changed, but as a medical professional, you know that you're giving a gift to your future self every time you sweat and complete a push up!

  And I love this on you!  It's a beautiful, Lyn-like silhouette, with contrasting waist definition and an amazing color on the top!

  Here's to bodies that work!

• AviaMariah replied 10 years ago

  It's always great to get an adjustment in our perspective. Your arms looks great to me and I really love that belt.

• Thistle replied 10 years ago

  You look lovely. I am glad you got a fresh perspective. Too often we fret over what our body looks like instead of rejoicing in all it does for us! Our bodies truly are amazing. :)

• ramya replied 10 years ago

  Standing in line for a hug from beautiful adorable lyn:)

• replied 10 years ago

  It took me years to make peace with my nose, so I totally understand, lyn. :)

• Day Vies replied 10 years ago

  your arms are beautiful just like you. We all can't have buffed arms our jobs require different things from us. I am sure if your sole purpose in life was to have cut up arms you'd have a great pair still.
  I love the navy and cobalt mashup around the neutral belt.

• Raisin replied 10 years ago

  Your arms look great!  Sometimes a little perspective helps though...I love your outfit!