Sarah Gould, before weight loss Mum told "get down the gym fatty" -A 20 stone woman who was told "get down the gym fatty" on a night out has shed a third of her weight in time for her dream wedding.Sarah Gould, 26, was so upset by the verbal abuse of the unknown male who approached her in a nightclub it prompted her to lose over six stone and drop five dress sizes.The full time mum-of-two says it spurred her on to turn her day-to-day living around and drop from a size 22 to a size 12 in time for her wedding this July.She said: "I was stood there minding my own business and he came up and said 'you should get down the gym fatty'."I just broke down as I left the club. I got a taxi at about 11pm, I hadn't been there long and cried all the way home. I was distraught.
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