Danny Cahill Biggest Loser 8
Posted by Shane on Friday, August 28, 2009 at 10:22 pm
Danny Cahill
Age: 39
Height: 5′11″
Hometown: Broken Arrow, OK
Occupation: Land Surveyor/ Musician
NBC Bio
Danny was overweight from age 7 to 15. He knew that he would be ridiculed in high school so he worked hard and lost 75 pounds. Danny became very popular and was the envy of all the guys. Being in a band also added to his allure. However, after high school his weight steadily increased through the years.
Danny currently coaches his son’s football team each year and would love to be able to do more with his young, energetic children. Walking around with over 427 pounds all day is exhausting, and taking care of himself has always come second to taking care of everyone else.
Danny feels his children are following in his footsteps and are starting to struggle with their weight. His seven-year-old daughter has been caught hiding in the kitchen and secretly eating. His son, although athletic, is starting to be rewarded for his size because of his performance in football. Danny’s wife also struggles with weight and should lose about 100 pounds. Danny needs “The Biggest Loser” to save him from this unhealthy lifestyle. He does not want to leave his wife and children early in life.
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Danny Cahill
Age: 39
Height: 5′11″
Hometown: Broken Arrow, OK
Occupation: Land Surveyor/ Musician
NBC Bio
Danny was overweight from age 7 to 15. He knew that he would be ridiculed in high school so he worked hard and lost 75 pounds. Danny became very popular and was the envy of all the guys. Being in a band also added to his allure. However, after high school his weight steadily increased through the years.
Danny currently coaches his son’s football team each year and would love to be able to do more with his young, energetic children. Walking around with over 427 pounds all day is exhausting, and taking care of himself has always come second to taking care of everyone else.
Danny feels his children are following in his footsteps and are starting to struggle with their weight. His seven-year-old daughter has been caught hiding in the kitchen and secretly eating. His son, although athletic, is starting to be rewarded for his size because of his performance in football. Danny’s wife also struggles with weight and should lose about 100 pounds. Danny needs “The Biggest Loser” to save him from this unhealthy lifestyle. He does not want to leave his wife and children early in life.
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Comment by Deral Paulk
Made Monday, August 31, 2009 at 11:15 am
Best of Luck Danny. As a fellow Oklahoman who has met you many times at Land Surveyors Conventions then I want to wish you the best of luck.
Deral from SW Oklahoma
Comment by Dan Mcbride
Made Friday, September 4, 2009 at 12:10 am
Danny is my brother in law. He is a very determined and talented person. He is strongly supported by both sides of his family as well as many great friends and I would not be suprised to see him go the distance and win the season. Go Danny!
Comment by Charla
Made Wednesday, September 9, 2009 at 9:59 pm
Win it all Danny!! I know you can and I love you fart face!!!
Comment by Holly Ray
Made Thursday, September 17, 2009 at 3:49 pm
Saw you on TV Danny! Everyone says you are looking awesome and we are very excited and happy for you!!!!
Comment by Hanson Family
Made Sunday, September 20, 2009 at 10:22 pm
Hi there Coach Cahill.
We had to give you a holler and say how proud we are of you !!!!!
The whole family is watching you and praying for you to do your best.
Sending you blessings and all our good cheer
Andrew
Thomason
Kiki
Nykiah
and Linda and Bob Hanson
Comment by Chito Peppler
Made Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 12:49 am
Super job Danny — you are life inspiring. I’m so glad I got a chance to meet you and chat this summer.
Comment by Deb
Made Wednesday, December 9, 2009 at 12:16 pm
Great job Danny! I told my husband you would win because I could
see the sparkle in your eyes increase as you were becoming thinner and feeling happier with your life.
