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Woo Hoo. I'm soooooo happyy. After a 2 month plateau of being at 203, I finally hit onderland this morning. This is so awesome. This morning I am officially down 64 lbs. I have lowered my BMI 12 points since Feb 23, 2011. I figured it out and even with the stall, I've lost .24 lbs a day. Woo Hoo.............go me, go me.

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Well done,Trish. There's nothing easy about it, keep up the good work.

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Nice! Keep up the great work!

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yay! way to go. we all need to get to onederland hehe.

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Congrats! Keep up the good work, your goal will be just around the corner! Karen

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congrats! It makes it all worth while and keeps you motivated to keep on loosing. 189 here you come!

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Congrats!

TBM

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Woo Hoo. I'm soooooo happyy. After a 2 month plateau of being at 203, I finally hit onderland this morning. This is so awesome. This morning I am officially down 64 lbs. I have lowered my BMI 12 points since Feb 23, 2011. I figured it out and even with the stall, I've lost .24 lbs a day. Woo Hoo.............go me, go me.

YIPPPYYYYY YIPPPYY~!!!! MEE TOOOO THIS AM !!!!!!!!! GOOD JOB !!! NOW LETS GET TO OUR NEXT GOAL !!!!!!!! :D :D

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Way to Go!!!!

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Congrats!! I forgot to get on the scale this morning, I'm hoping to be at onederland this weekend too. It's been 2 months and I need to break the twoville..Keep on moving and losing...

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Congratulations!

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Woot Woot!!!

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YIPPPYYYYY YIPPPYY~!!!! MEE TOOOO THIS AM !!!!!!!!! GOOD JOB !!! NOW LETS GET TO OUR NEXT GOAL !!!!!!!! :D :D

alright!!

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Congratulations! I'm just about 1 1/2 lbs away but I want to see it on the official scale at my doctors office first. My stupid scale at home hates me and depending on how you lean, you can get a 2lb difference either way. ha ha

Way to go girl! Keep up the good work!

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WTG! Great work and must feel sooo good! I hope to be right behind you! I'm 2.5 lbs away...so close! Keep up the HARD work!

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