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Old 08-06-2013, 01:02 PM   #31  
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Old 08-07-2013, 02:26 PM   #32  
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I guess it didn't pick up my pic. Here's a link!

http://losintogain.blogspot.com/2013...ress-pics.html
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Old 11-19-2013, 05:50 PM   #33  
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Here's a link to my updated progress pics.

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Old 10-09-2014, 08:43 PM   #34  
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Looked at your blog. AWESOME!

I am inspired. I do many of the same things as you, but I have failed more than once. You should be really really proud of yourself. Way to go! Way to do it yourself! Wow! Really really impressive.
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Old 07-15-2015, 12:36 PM   #35  
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Not long starting my determined weightloss journey.
The first pic was me in the states not long before weighing in at 319 in september last year (I'm the big one that looks like she has been attacked by a lake, which I had).

The other pics are from just the other day at 304.
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Old 08-15-2015, 08:13 AM   #36  
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I just cut off all of my hair yesterday. (It was pretty long.)
I took a picture to show a friend and hours after I sent it (I couldn't really see the screen at the time) when I used it to update my Facebook profile pic, I realized it was one of the most beautiful pictures I've ever had taken. And it wasn't even edited (except for the crop Facebook did)! Made me feel beautiful.


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Old 03-15-2016, 03:43 AM   #37  
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favourite taken backstage from a dance show - approx. my current size - at least its easier to take a costume in as making them bigger is just too hard, so weight gain = bad weight loss = good !
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Old 05-18-2022, 10:17 PM   #38  
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Red face Weight Loss Tips

KEEP JUNK OUT OF SIGHT

They say " out of sight, out of mind' definitely applies here - you're more likely to eat
unhealthy food when surround by junk and processed foods. Make sure that those unhealthy
food items are out of the house to increase the odds of reaching your weight loss goals.



PRACTICE MINDFUL EATING

Studies have shown that adopting a mindful eating habit increase your chances of making
healthy, lasting behavioral changes. Take time to enjoy what you eat and appreciate its ability
to nourish you. It will improve your relationship with food and may even help stop binge eating.
Read - Weight loss: 5 foods that detox your body & burn belly fat in just 1 day
without dieting or exercising.



SET REALISTIC GOALS

While focusing on nutritious foods has many health benefits, your weight loss goals may backfire
if you try to lose weight too quickly. Research shows that obese people who expect to lose a lot of
weight are more likely to drop off the weight loss program. Set realistic plans to increase your
chances of staying on track.



FLEXIBILITY IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS

It is likely that you'll need a certain degree of flexibility regardless of which dieting approach
you pick - since most since most diets will require some compromise. All it takes is being more
conscious of food choices in the days before or after special occasion, perhaps, you can increase
your exercise levels to counter any excesses.


DONT FORGET TO EXERCISE

Remember, diet and exercise go hand in hand especially if your goal is to lose weight. Research
has shown that making both dietary and physical activity changes at the same time will help you
see great results . You cannot expect to achieve your fitness goals fast by doing one and ignoring
the other - its as simple as that!
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Old 11-22-2022, 01:50 AM   #39  
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