/daughter doing LL

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Hi ,

I will be thinking about your daughter opening up and listening to Mom;

because we all know in the early 20's we just know much more than

Mom. : ) I bet your daughter would love the stretch band workouts;a

nd how nice it would be if she could do the favor of doing the

reflexology at night together... to keep you motiviated so she is

helping you

You are always such a complete inspiration to us; I think your daughter

will join in. I would love to see more and more of our young adults

learn and incorporate Lifelift into their daily routines. The number

of diseases such as fibromyalgia and Cfids; is increasing in numbers in

the young adults; mostly females. We just need to keep educating

others. : )

Love to you and I'm thinking about you.

Wanda.

>

> Guys...wish me luck...

> I am working hard at getting my daughter to consider lifelift. Poor

> child gained quite a bit of weight in the last year and is depressed

> about it. She is exercising excessively...and reducing how she eats,

> but the weight is just not dropping. I actually managed to talk to

her

> at length about lifelift the other day. I'm hoping she logs on with

> you soon. Mom is only a little influential to a 20 year old.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Wanda,

What is Cfids?

Love always,

Pat

/daughter doing LL

Hi ,

I will be thinking about your daughter opening up and listening to Mom;

because we all know in the early 20's we just know much more than

Mom. : ) I bet your daughter would love the stretch band workouts;a

nd how nice it would be if she could do the favor of doing the

reflexology at night together... to keep you motiviated so she is

helping you

You are always such a complete inspiration to us; I think your daughter

will join in. I would love to see more and more of our young adults

learn and incorporate Lifelift into their daily routines. The number

of diseases such as fibromyalgia and Cfids; is increasing in numbers in

the young adults; mostly females. We just need to keep educating

others. : )

Love to you and I'm thinking about you.

Wanda.

>

> Guys...wish me luck...

> I am working hard at getting my daughter to consider lifelift. Poor

> child gained quite a bit of weight in the last year and is depressed

> about it. She is exercising excessively. ..and reducing how she eats,

> but the weight is just not dropping. I actually managed to talk to

her

> at length about lifelift the other day. I'm hoping she logs on with

> you soon. Mom is only a little influential to a 20 year old.

>

>

>

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My oldest daughter, Genevieve is a 4th year med student. She is another one who

" works out " and " sweats " it out to stay in shape. I shared a little bit with

her, but she was too funny...she definitely knows it ALL! Ok with me, the way i

figure it...i am the incredible shrinking MOM, WIFE, FRIEND!

I've gotten in a little bit of a plateau, but I have not stopped my Lifelift

at all...I feel too much healthier with it. I'm afraid to stop...I can't

imagine how my body would react! That alone would be a good study! Can anyone

share about " plateaus " ?...I'm so tired of waiting it out. I'm ready to go shop

for pants, but I think when I do, I will have to be careful of what size to

purchase...

I've had two nights of not much sleep. My nerves were " active " in my back an

legs. As a result, I have to move and wait it out. Tonight I am not going into

my bed without a full reflexology workout first! Shame on me for not having

tried that before. I have a little bit of a problem being " caught " doing my

lifelift. Silly, silly. I'm over it!

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