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Old 11-09-2011, 03:37 PM #18
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Even that five pounds is alot. Pick up a chicken at the market, it weighs about five pounds. It is alot of weight! Yeh for you. When I lost weight I did it by the chicken scale. I lost 13 chickens total! Just think about it when you go to the grocery, you will be surprised how good that will make you feel. I am behind all your effort sally. ginnie
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