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Never giving up
12 Nov 2013, 05:26
Technically it is about dieting, but it's more about never giving up. :smile:

A grandmother has finally reached her ideal weight at the age of 77 - after a diet lasting 50 years.

Brenda Boxall started slimming in her late 20s after her weight ballooned to 20 stone.

She vowed to shed the pounds after seeing a picture of herself in the early 1960s and thinking she looked like a 'big blob'.

Now, after more than half a century of dieting and exercising, she has finally shifted the excess fat and is now her target weight of 9st 9lbs.

Over 50 years she has also shrunk from a dress size 30 to just a size 10.


Link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2500292/Grandmother-whos-diet-50-YEARS-finally-achieves-target-weight-9st-9lb-age-77.html
Re: Never giving up
12 Nov 2013, 06:34
Maybe she should have tried fasting. She might have got there quicker! :bugeyes: I think I would be most frustrated if it took me 50 years to reach my ideal weight but like the tortoise...at least she got there in the end!
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