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ShantelRae72
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Hi Just thought I would tell some of my story means I know I'm in the right place.
I started OMAD back in the middle of 2014 and had lost 56 pounds. I started at 266 and made it down to 210. On Jan 31 2015 I suffered a tragic loss and pretty much... Well long story short found myself weighing 280 at Christmas of 2016... Well I started back on Dec 28 and have lost 20 pounds so far....I have only had 2 mishaps which has been splurge days turning into 2. I'm determined to reach my goal this time and let nothing stand in my way. I think my biggeste obstacle is wanting everything lost now. This is a marathon and not a sprint. Also I always feel that if I mess up I've ruined everything. I'm now trying to tell myself it happens and tomorrow is a new day.... Well thanks for listening and I love reading everyone's discussions... Very motivating.

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Welcome back and good for you on losing 20 pounds, that's awesome1
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Shantel is my panda. :-p She was one of the very first MFPers I met back in 2014. You'll really get to like her!5
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Thanks Joe.. your the best0
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Howdy, look forwards to reading about your progress!1
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Thank you0
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ShantelRae72 wrote: »Hi Just thought I would tell some of my story means I know I'm in the right place.
I started OMAD back in the middle of 2014 and had lost 56 pounds. I started at 266 and made it down to 210. On Jan 31 2015 I suffered a tragic loss and pretty much... Well long story short found myself weighing 280 at Christmas of 2016... Well I started back on Dec 28 and have lost 20 pounds so far....I have only had 2 mishaps which has been splurge days turning into 2. I'm determined to reach my goal this time and let nothing stand in my way. I think my biggeste obstacle is wanting everything lost now. This is a marathon and not a sprint. Also I always feel that if I mess up I've ruined everything. I'm now trying to tell myself it happens and tomorrow is a new day.... Well thanks for listening and I love reading everyone's discussions... Very motivating.
I'm really sorry that you've been through a lot.
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Thank you so much0
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You can do this!1
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I hope everybody had a great and successful day1
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