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Old 01-31-2010, 05:39 AM #5
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Hi Erin
yes thats my dream to fly to Australia this year but first i'm going to have to loose a lot of weight its 17.3 but im not going to starve just continue to eat healthy and exercise as much as i can my body is very good at telling me ive over done it i do listen like you do ha ha !!!!!!!!!!!
the preds do their job but the side effects are hell !!!!!
nicky the moonface went first after 6 weeks at last looking in the mirror wasnt a nightmare felt good ive never had any problems with cuts just a huge tummy and tomorrow i find out whats wrong with it from my Dr
after stopping the preds i got my knee pain back thats worse but can be sorted latter i never thought it would be possible to manage with out any drugs and weight lost will be helping me i'm hoping!!!!
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