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Welcome! Hope you find it as helpful as I have. I am new here, but I LOVE it already. I can totally relate to wanting to "Take back" your body. Add me as a friend, if you want. We can push each other up the hard road ahead. :) Heather
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You look great! I can't wait to see how you look in another few months...with this kind of progress it will be AMAZING!!
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I like greek gods or oikos honey flavored...I add it to fruit or dry cereal and I love it.
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AWESOME. 'nuff said.
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Congrats!
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On it, Chief! 10 Push-ups, every day, for 21 days. Starting today! :)
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Here are a few all-purpose guides that you should find very helpful: http://www.drugs.com/cg/seasoning-without-salt.html http://opi.mt.gov/pdf/schoolfood/Resources/DG/Season_WOSalt.pdf http://www.pamf.org/heartfailure/lifestyle/diet/seasoning.html Hope This Helps, Heather
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Homemade bread, toasted, with a Tbsp Nutella, and fruit beside a big glass of cold water. :)
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AND the Little Black Dress!! I want one! Great job, girl! Thank you so much for sharing...makes me want to exercise more!
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Also, check your local library for workout DVDs. Lots of local libraries are starting to accept donated DVDs to their Media Collections that you can check out for free. :)
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Watch our for exotic drinks and liquors, as they can have BIG calories and high sugar content. Stick to simple drinks (e.g. rum and diet coke, bourbon and diet dr. pepper, simple bloody mary's, etc.) Sours, Mojitos, Cosmos--all have extra sugars in them that compound the sugar in the alcohol. You can ask for diet tonic…
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Don't give up. Never quit. Never quit on yourself. You can't change what you did yesterday. Focus on what you are going to do today. Love yourself a little bit, to heal some of the hurt inside. Take a few minutes to write down your good qualities, the things you like about yourself. Then call a friend and tell them you…
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I definitely developed a weird relationship to food as a result of my parents' attitude toward food and eating. In my very early life, we were very, very poor and my brother and I were told to eat everything on our plates, no matter what it tasted like. As I grew older, my brothers and I were very competitive and if I…
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I think it depends on where you're at, physically. Zumba is very hard on the knees, and if you are not used to getting a lot of cardio I would recommend starting with the the wii fit and doing balance exercises to build up the stabilizing muscles in your knees especially. I have zumba for wii, and it is a bigger calorie…