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Ladies in their 30s with similar goals who want support

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    Kiri, (the original poster) is so encouraging! I found her here
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    My goal is to lose 93 pounds, and I'm 73 pounds into it! You can do this! Feel free to add me!
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    Oh, and I'm in my 30s, mom of 2 :)
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    Hi All. 35 F here, trying to get my body healed and in shape, powered through a 13 lb loss and then instantly reverted to celebratory binge habits so just looking to stay in the game of everyday awareness, fitness, health and happiness! everyone seems awesome here please friend me! I'm into pilates, yoga and cardio in the safety of my living room :)
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    Lalarecharged wrote: »
    Kiri, (the original poster) is so encouraging! I found her here

    Thank you so much Lala! Sending big hugs :smiley:
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    littlefish0128 wrote: »
    Hi All. 35 F here, trying to get my body healed and in shape, powered through a 13 lb loss and then instantly reverted to celebratory binge habits so just looking to stay in the game of everyday awareness, fitness, health and happiness! everyone seems awesome here please friend me! I'm into pilates, yoga and cardio in the safety of my living room :)

    If it weren't for the privacy of my living room, I'd never work out at all lol! Only once did a woman walking her dog see me dancing around like an idiot; the look on her face was priceless :smiley:
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    kiri127 wrote: »
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    If it weren't for the privacy of my living room, I'd never work out at all lol! Only once did a woman walking her dog see me dancing around like an idiot; the look on her face was priceless :smiley:

    It's something about dancing like no one's watching that makes me throw myself into it. Major calorie burn Bol
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    But I'd faint if anyone other than my kids saw it
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    I'm Ryann, 33F from Kansas. I have two boys (ages 8 and 2). I need to lose about 144 pounds, and writing it out makes me so upset lol. I've lost 3.6 pounds since I weighed myself last.
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    I'm 34 trying to lose 50 pounds. Everyone around me is having babies, I'm past that point in life and trying to get excited about something again.
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    laura9400 wrote: »
    I'm 34 trying to lose 50 pounds. Everyone around me is having babies, I'm past that point in life and trying to get excited about something again.

    Now you can dedicate some time to you! Excited to support you in this phase of your journey!
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    Hey there, I'm 31 and trying to lose 50 pounds, but also gain some actual health and strength. I've had a long history of boomeranging with my weight - drop a ton and then just go back up. I'm in it for the lifestyle change. It's so nice to see so many other women who are also out there trying to make a positive change for themselves!
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    35 mom of two...lose then gain lose then gain. Need motivation. Lost all the baby weight but still hovering at a flabby body with about 10 pounds that I'd like to lose.
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    Kiri, you have started something so amazing here!!! I have met so many amazing people.
    Hi everyone! I am 34 from NY, feel free to send me a friend request if you want some more support
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    ErikaHope203 wrote: »
    Kiri, you have started something so amazing here!!! I have met so many amazing people.
    Hi everyone! I am 34 from NY, feel free to send me a friend request if you want some more support

    Thank you so much Erika! You're a wonderful and supportive friend :smiley:
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    Hi! Almost 37, lost 70 pounds 3 years ago, gained 25 back, now my goal is to lose 70 more pounds. Definitely having a hard time motivating myself to eat well.
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    I'm mid 30's. Feel free to add me! I need ti lose about 25 more pounds this is so tough! I love food so much.
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    Hello, my name is Martha. I have about 60lbs to lose. Due to injuries and having my gallbladder removed my metabolism is MIA... looking for support/friends with similar goals. I also have a fitbit and do challenges with that group. :smile:
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    Hi, my name is Julie and I live in Fort Worth, TX. I have 2 teenage daughters, 2 dogs, and an amazing long time BF. This is my second attempt at getting healthier and losing weight. My Profile pic is me after losing 15ish pounds the first time with a starting weight of 193. I gained it all back plus 15 more pounds, so now I have lost 15 pounds and am at 193 again. I need to lose another 40-50 pounds. I started Camp Gladiator going 3 times a week and signed up for their CG Fit body analysis to really track my gains and loses over the month. I am currently in week 2. The scale is not moving and I can only hope that is because of lean muscle gain. Any and all motivation welcome and given. Feel free to add me. I have added some of you, it is such a long list and amazing thread!
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    33 from Lubbock TX. I recently had my thyroid removed (08/25/16), diagnosed with Graves disease, 1 torn meniscus and osteoarthritis in both knees. Never been sick or broken down before so I am back to square one on learning what will work for weight loss. Not that Ive been super successful in past lol. I can ride the bike and work on upper body strength but most of my loss will have to come from diet. Dr says it will be a lot slower without my thyroid (ugh). I was only 19 lbs away from goal but now I am back to 50 total. (current 220 - goal 170). Any advice or motivation welcome!
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    Thank you to all who have come together to create an awesome supportive community! Your help and kindness have been wonderful :smiley:
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    Wow Kiri, I love seeing all the support you are encouraging!! (She truly is like a cheerleader in your pocket!)
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    Jaymefirst wrote: »
    Wow Kiri, I love seeing all the support you are encouraging!! (She truly is like a cheerleader in your pocket!)

    Thank you Jayme!!! You are living proof of how successful one can be with MFP, and I hope that our supportive network has contributed a bit to your amazing success! Thank you for being an awesome friend :smiley:
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    kiri127 wrote: »
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    Thank you Jayme!!! You are living proof of how successful one can be with MFP, and I hope that our supportive network has contributed a bit to your amazing success! Thank you for being an awesome friend :smiley:

    I couldn't do it without my amazing MFP family!! You have definitely contributed to that!!
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