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BrocChick Journey: Milestone


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And a whole bunch to go... but celebrate the small victories, right?!?

Today marks the end of 9 weeks. The goal this week is to get more exercise in the schedule...if it's a 530am trek downstairs to the treadmill, then so be it. Maybe nap time, maybe at night. But I've got to step up the exercise. With 2 poorly sleeping girls, a sleep study, no school due to sickness, and a generally poor mood on my part for a variety of reasons...it's going to be a tough week.

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  1. Congratulations RK that is terrific. Keep up the great work!!!

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  2. What do you mean, small milestone??? That is totally awesome. I'm so impressed with your success. Keep up the good work. You are an inspiration to us all!!!

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  3. You are a rock star! Congrats!!!
    ---Jen

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  4. Congratulations!!! That is a great accomplishment! I just started back on my WW journey (I fell down the stairs in November after losing 25lbs, then I got the flu, the holidays yada yada, and I fell off the wagon.) But I am 1.5 weeks back on the wagon and doing pretty great! Been walking with my iPod as much as possible, too.

    Anyway. It's not always easy, but it's SO worth it.

    Also? For reference? Georgia weighs about 31lbs. You lost almost a whole Georgia! Imagine that!

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  5. P.S. This always makes me feel motivated, too:

    http://www.everydayhealth.com/forums/talk-it-up/topic/what-does-your-fat-look-like

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  6. Wow, congrats on the weight loss, that's amazing!

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  7. Congratulations! Keep up the great work! P.S.- I think your bug flew up here and hit me:) I sound like a frog..:(

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  8. Congrats! Keep it up and feel better soon!

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  9. BrocChickerrific!

    Oh, to have an ounce of your willpower and self-discipline.

    Alas, I fear I will be living vicariously through your BrocChick journey...

    Way to GO!

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  10. Congratulations! That's a great accomplishment!!!

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