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0.8 Loss This Week
22 Nov 2013, 15:08
Hi everyone,

After fasting on Monday & Thursday, I went from 187.6 to 186.8 pounds which is 0.8 loss which is about 4 ounces short of one pound.
Clearly a slow but sure loss.

I'll take it :wink:.

Anne
Re: 0.8 Loss This Week
22 Nov 2013, 15:30
Take all that you can! (I do, lol) :like: It will all add up to quite a significant loss by time you reach your fastiversary next year! :)
Re: 0.8 Loss This Week
22 Nov 2013, 15:36
:heart: Well done Ann a loss is a loss however small :heart:
Good. Luck :clover: :clover: Sue :clover: :clover:
Re: 0.8 Loss This Week
22 Nov 2013, 16:17
Thanks. True that a loss is a loss, however small and this is working.

I'm finally starting to see the numbers go down.

Anne
Re: 0.8 Loss This Week
22 Nov 2013, 16:19
Yeah! Onward!

BTW... I peeked at your charts. You are doing really well. Congrats!
Re: 0.8 Loss This Week
22 Nov 2013, 20:10
Thank you. Appreciate all the support here. :)
Re: 0.8 Loss This Week
22 Nov 2013, 21:48
Well done Andi,

As said before a loss is a loss no matter how small, hers to many more :-)
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