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Old 10-15-2010, 06:38 AM #13
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I have tried to work out many times - I used to be a six times a week gym junkie in a former life. And my darling husband is still super fit.

Those days are long gone - when I do work out, as soon as my body temp goes up, my coordination goes down. I look like a drunk - assuming I can get off the floor, Added to that, I have lost soooo much muscle tone through steroids and lack of use it is not funny.

Still, trying is better than nothing. I just wish they would come up with some way of losing 20 lb without all of the hard work.

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