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Weight History
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26 November 2019
Weight:
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Diet followed:
88.5 kg
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15.9 kg
Not Applicable
(4 comments)
26 November 2019
Weight:
Lost so far:
Still to go:
Diet followed:
88.5 kg
0 kg
15.9 kg
Not Applicable
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20 September 2011
I am so bad. I joined weight watchers but I couldn't get the points below 29. So I cancelled it. Now, I really want to lose the weight, but I don't know how. I love to eat. I am tall, so I have been told that I don't look fat. But my stomach is too big for a skinny person. Alos, my lab reports for my thyroid is showing strange numbers, I hope that is why my stomach got bigger all of a sudden. Well, I don't want to diet, but I don't want to go over 200 or stay near it. I have no choice at this point. I have to get it off.
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06 September 2011
This is the hardest thing to do. Losing weight is for the birds. I use the point system with weight watchers. I feel like I haven't overeaten for the day, but my food tracker keeps going over the limit. I have to buckle down or Up to get in control and keep the points and calories within the limit.
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04 September 2011
I am ready to get serious with getting the fat off. I don't look fat, so my friends and family say. But, the fat is in the belly where the apple grows. I need to lose the apple tree and add a six pack of muscle.
I have been doing Weight Watchers for 2 weeks and I like the program, I need the exercise to go with it. I hope this one works and gives my body back the muscle I used to have. I have never sat around and done absolutely nothing. I am older and it seems I am too tired to do anything and I don't want the sedentary lifestyle. I want to go and do and see and be.
My new motto: Live the life I want, don't let my life be my guide.
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