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That is outstanding!!!!:(

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AMAZING!!!! great job!!!!!

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That is amazing! You should be so proud!

Even though you have more to go, that is an amazing start!!! What an inspiration!

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Well I only walk 1-2 miles 5-7 days a week.But its getting too easy so today I joined curves.I will see how that goes. I eat around 1300 calories of good healthy food. Even carbs but good carbs:) I do feel healthy and great. Its a big change from 4000 calories a day and no excersise. I also eat about 40 g of Protein. I find it almost impossable to eat 90g of protein like the doc said but I feel good and its working and I just got to my sweet spot so its become alot easier for me.

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Yay Im down 100 lbs today and its only been 4 months! Im so excited but I have alot left to go. This band was the best thing I ever did for myself.

wow congrads can u send me a message with u calorie intake and what ur diet u follow on a daily bases. n what type of exercise do u do. how many fills have u had n 4months? that is very exciting news 2 hear

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Congratulations! You are off to a fantastic start. I'm sure being 100 pounds less you can already feel the difference. I am so happy for you.

Donna

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Way to go! You must feel awesome!

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Adding my congratulations. I'm very happy for you and all you've accomplished.

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Congrats!!!! You are definitely an inspiration!

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That is amazing and Inspirational! Thank you for sharing! Hope to hear more on your progress as you go...

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Awesome job!!!!!!

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Congratulations! KUTGW:)

Remember...you're worth the work!

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Wow, that is awesome. Congrats on your success thus far! Keep up the amazing work. You'll reach your goal in no time.

Way to go!

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:( congrats

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