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Same here. All is well now. Thanks for taking a minute to let me know!
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I turned 60 this May and, in anticipation of that milestone, decided on New Year's Day that I was no longer going to be overweight for a whole variety of reasons: weight-related health issues as I age, my wife, my granddaughters and myself. I've lost 40 pounds of the my goal of 50-55 pounds lost. My approach is very…
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Update: it's been a little over 3 months since my first reply and I am now down almost 37 pounds. Yes, it is possible to lose weight and get fit when you're over 60 ... and it's very important to keep the weight down because of all of the "new" health challenges that face us when we are overweight. Good luck everyone!
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Isn't Easter all about forgiveness and 2nd chances anyway?! :-)
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I turn 60 in May and my goal is to flee from my overweight BMI and embrace a healthy, normal weight for my size. So far I have lost 17 since January 1 and have 38 more to go.
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Almost 60 ... you bunch of young 'uns!
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Rant on! I totally agree with you. There's no need to spend lots of extra money or change to eating "health" foods or special diets. The only thing guaranteed to happen is that you'll lose weight and then put it all back on again once you start eating "normally." It's more a matter of simply math to first lose weight, then…
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The impending reality of turning 60 in May was my big impetus to getting my weight ... and corresponding BMI -- to the "normal" range. Throw in my loving wife's chronic health issues, two granddaughters and my recent purchase of a FitBit tracker and I have a ton of motivation. I have no illusions of transforming myself…
