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Old May 1st, 2004, 07:06 AM
Miss Violette
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great news, I decided I would do it the slow way because I figured that I
would the losing time to figure out what I could do for life. It is working
really nicely and I have suffered very little, good for you, Lee
LuvDaVols wrote in message
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Well, the weight isn't flying off, and I won't "be thin by summer", but I
have decided to stop stressing so much and enjoy the journey. I am down to
220 from 237. At least that's 17 pounds I didn't gain. And it hasn't
really been all that hard. I still have "treats" thanks to Smart Ones and

I
only exercise for 30 minutes a night. I USED to starve myself and work out
for HOURS a day, but what I'm doing now is something I know I can live

with
for the rest of my life. Plus, my blood pressure is getting better, too.


Weight Watcher's WORKS!!!




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Old May 1st, 2004, 08:43 AM
Nathalie W
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A loss of 17 pounds is definitely something to be proud of!
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Nathalie from Belgium
134.1/96.2/minigoal 94.1/ Goal 68 Kg
295.6/212/minigoal 207.5/Goal 150 pounds
WNM: 216.3/212/203 lbs
98.1/96.2/92 kg
"LuvDaVols" wrote in message
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Well, the weight isn't flying off, and I won't "be thin by summer", but I
have decided to stop stressing so much and enjoy the journey. I am down to
220 from 237. At least that's 17 pounds I didn't gain. And it hasn't
really been all that hard. I still have "treats" thanks to Smart Ones and

I
only exercise for 30 minutes a night. I USED to starve myself and work out
for HOURS a day, but what I'm doing now is something I know I can live

with
for the rest of my life. Plus, my blood pressure is getting better, too.


Weight Watcher's WORKS!!!




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Old May 2nd, 2004, 03:13 AM
Laura
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Default Down 17 pounds since Jan. 5th.

Great job.

"LuvDaVols" wrote in message
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Well, the weight isn't flying off, and I won't "be thin by summer", but I
have decided to stop stressing so much and enjoy the journey. I am down to
220 from 237. At least that's 17 pounds I didn't gain. And it hasn't
really been all that hard. I still have "treats" thanks to Smart Ones and

I
only exercise for 30 minutes a night. I USED to starve myself and work out
for HOURS a day, but what I'm doing now is something I know I can live

with
for the rest of my life. Plus, my blood pressure is getting better, too.


Weight Watcher's WORKS!!!



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Old May 2nd, 2004, 04:47 AM
Catherine White
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Default Down 17 pounds since Jan. 5th.

Hi, I enjoyed reading your lovely letter! Very sensible.
Take Care
Catherine
"LuvDaVols" wrote in message
...
Well, the weight isn't flying off, and I won't "be thin by summer", but I
have decided to stop stressing so much and enjoy the journey. I am down to
220 from 237. At least that's 17 pounds I didn't gain. And it hasn't
really been all that hard. I still have "treats" thanks to Smart Ones and

I
only exercise for 30 minutes a night. I USED to starve myself and work out
for HOURS a day, but what I'm doing now is something I know I can live

with
for the rest of my life. Plus, my blood pressure is getting better, too.


Weight Watcher's WORKS!!!




 




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