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Lee4love1

By Lee4love1, in Fitness & Exercise

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OH Juli    15

OH Juli
Posted

Yo Carol,

You aren't comparing yourself to other people are you? Chances are they have a bigger BMI...

Really, C~

The further you get away from your surgery date the more you'll realize you can't compare yourself to other people...

Think about exercise not so much as something you have to do to lose weight but as something that you want to do to be healthier and feel good. That might be a stretch, I realize, but try to shift your focus, you know. And really you can not CAN NOT do this with out exercise if you really want to transform your body.

Hugs, etc.

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areellady    1

areellady
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Hi ya back B!!!!!!

HP, that is sooooo freakin' awesome, I better go get me another bike now!!! You are catching up!!!! We also have Trek's. Mountain bikes are Treks too, except hubby got a Gary Fisher.

J, you are too funny with your cookie comment!!!! :wink2::mad2::smile: BAD BAD cookies!!!

TX, I wish I would of known you were getting rid of your rock, I would of biked down and hauled a few ton away...LOL...:out:

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hoosierpoms    0

hoosierpoms
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I am happy. I am going to try and sell my bike....maybe be able to get the other faster?? If not, then that is ok too.

I would keep it if it does not sell, wont matter, but it is too big for my younger daughter to ride....she is only 5'1 so she needs a small frame size and this is a medium.

Oh well.

WHich trek do you and your husband have? I love riding, it is better than going to a pet store....and they use to not be able to pry me out of there, now it is bike stores...LOL

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OH Juli    15

OH Juli
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Traci

Which bike are you selling? How tall are you? I have a friend who is looking to buy a bike.

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hoosierpoms    0

hoosierpoms
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it is the Giant FCR 2

It is a medium

here is me and the bike from when I first got it

we can help with deleivery..like meeting half way

it has less than 200 miles on it

it is a 2008

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areellady    1

areellady
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HP, all of us have the Trek 1000....We each have a different color of course...I have a mans though and am looking into getting a WSD Trek...lets see that will make 12 bikes....They love us at the LBS!!! When we walk in they run to us!!

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areellady    1

areellady
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Oh, and if you want to feel like a million bucks......

Try on your old clothes that you wore before you started your journey...now there is a way to feel like a star!!!!

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areellady    1

areellady
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Ok, Ok, Ok, I am really bored today....it is rainy out and so here I sit instead of hauling tons of rock in today I am going to post here every few seconds....JUST KIDDING.....

I am going to go paint...I have the remodel and landscape bug in me.....

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areellady    1

areellady
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What is really going on here is this....

I am making up for not being on here all this winter!!!!!!:):lol::eek::lol::sleep::lol::sneaky::lol:;):lol::):lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

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areellady    1

areellady
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Oh, and J, thanks so much for the note you sent me...I don't know if I ever told you that....it was so nice

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