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Old 06-27-2015, 06:12 AM #11
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Jus had my fortnightly weigh-in. Weight loss in this 2 weeks 5.5lbs, so I round down to the 5lbs

That's 19lbs in 6 weeks, reached another English 'Stones' target today, but not a big one, just a nod to keep things interesting.

Also lost another inch off my waist. This is painfully slow, but rather than having a solid mass of fat in front of me, everything is becoming softer as the fat slowly disappears. One day I will be able to see the scales instead of relying on them talking

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