Re: ajc.com | Living | From 'morbid obesity' to 'Wow!'

[Guest guest]

tory, thanks for sharing that article. For some reason, it it made me

cry--joyful tears. =)

Lyn

[Guest guest]

tory, thanks for sharing that article. For some reason, it it made me

cry--joyful tears. =)

Lyn

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the link Tory, I love reading success stories, another

great motivator. That lady looks awesome. Couldn't help but notice

the look on her father's face at the airport ..Really though, when I

see and read these kinds of success stories it reminds me of the

direction I was heading for had I not stoped and joined WW. I always

buy the WW magazine and the the suuccess stories are the first

section I head for. I do not want to ever abuse myself like that

again......Kallie

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In Serious-Weight-Watchers , msteechur@e... wrote:

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> This is an amazing and encouraging story of a woman who went from a

size 24 to a size 8!

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Amen Kallie!

I feel the exact same way. For me, going back is not an option. Falling

off the wagon, not an option. I know that I can't control everything

that is going to happen to me over my life so I won't say never, but I

will say that as long as I can control what I eat and how much I move

every day, I will. No ifs, ands, or buts (or butts).

> Re: ajc.com | Living |

> From 'morbid obesity' to 'Wow!'

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> Thanks for the link Tory, I love reading success stories, another

> great motivator. That lady looks awesome. Couldn't help but notice

> the look on her father's face at the airport ..Really though, when I

> see and read these kinds of success stories it reminds me of the

> direction I was heading for had I not stoped and joined WW. I always

> buy the WW magazine and the the suuccess stories are the first

> section I head for. I do not want to ever abuse myself like that

> again......Kallie

>

>

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> In Serious-Weight-Watchers , msteechur@e... wrote:

> > *Please note, the sender's email address has not been

> verified. This

> > is an amazing and encouraging story of a woman who went from a

> size 24 to a size 8!

> > ********************

> > If you are having trouble with any of the links in this message, or

> if the URL's are not appearing as links, please follow the

> instructions at the bottom of this email.

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> > Title: ajc.com | Living | From 'morbid obesity' to 'Wow!'

> >

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[Guest guest]

Me too....

willow wrote:

>tory, thanks for sharing that article. For some reason, it it made me

cry--joyful tears. =)

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>Lyn

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