Some of Elizabeth's* fondest memories of her teen years are of baking with her mom. They'd stand in the kitchen, aprons tied around their trim waists, licking cookie batter from wooden spoons. "You could be sisters," people would remark, gazing admiringly at their similar slim-but-curvy figures.
Fast-forward a few years, and there's little chance anyone would confuse mother and daughter now. In her late forties, Elizabeth's mom became broader, thicker, and softer, and all traces of the Charlie's Angels-esque proportions of her twenties, thirties, and early forties were erased. And no one was paying closer attention than Elizabeth. "We have the same body type, and I worry that I'll gain weight like she has," says the 22-year-old Chicago artist. "Neither of us ever exercised or watched our diets, but now I've started to do both because I've seen what could be in store for me."
Source: http://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/inherited-traits
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