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Old 12-07-2007, 04:44 PM #1
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Default Okay I have some little good news

Everyone that knows me. Knows that I can't exactly get out and exercise.
And that I've had health issues that just make losing weight almost impossible.

But that somehow I have to find a way. I've been on a rollercoaster gaining and gaining for over a year.

I finally see a small reduction. I am not positive, but I believe I lost 10 pounds. Now if I just had a clue how I lost those pounds I could continue.

But I've just decided to continue as close to doing what I have been doing.
With a addition of some more water, and I think salt. My ankles for some reason are swelling again. No reason for this, my hose went back on this week. Only change I can see is the salt.

Donna
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