article_snippet.sent: Tony, who ditched his favourite Indian takeaways in the evening, began struggling with his at a young age after his mother's job had a calorific perk.
article_snippet.sent: his said: 'I was the fat kid at school, I was always chubby.
article_snippet.sent: I've got a sweet tooth and my mum worked at a biscuit factory, so my mum was always bringing packets home.
article_snippet.sent: I spent all my pocket money on pick and mix.'
article_snippet.sent: We didn't have time to go shopping, so Indian and Chinese takeaway menus were always on the kitchen table. '
article_snippet.sent: I'd order an onion bhaji to start, tikka masala and a rice to myself, a large naan and poppadoms and polish the lot off.'
article_snippet.sent: Sometimes We'd go shopping together and I'd have to drop Tony Orrell, 56, from Feltham, Middlesex at the front of the supermarket then go and park.
article_snippet.sent: I ate healthily then, tucking into proper meals on my lunch and at the end of the day. '
article_snippet.sent: But once I started an office job sat at my desk the day, and eating cakes people brought in, my clothes were getting tighter.'