My DD#1 was playing with a life expectancy site ( www.deathclock.com ) and plugged in my stats. I had a BMI of 32 when I started WW, and now it is down to 26. Woo Hoo! I'm getting somewhere! ;-)
Oh, BTW, it said I would live another 60 years. Rock on!
My DD#1 was playing with a life expectancy site ( www.deathclock.com ) and plugged in my stats. I had a BMI of 32 when I started WW, and now it is down to 26. Woo Hoo! I'm getting somewhere! ;-)
Oh, BTW, it said I would live another 60 years. Rock on!
My DD#1 was playing with a life expectancy site ( www.deathclock.com ) and plugged in my stats. I had a BMI of 32 when I started WW, and now it is down to 26. Woo Hoo! I'm getting somewhere! ;-)
Oh, BTW, it said I would live another 60 years. Rock on!
Now that is cool!! WTG Wendy!!
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Connie Walsh
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Oh, I do! Part of the reason I started WW was to help me live longer. And my push to start exercising is to help me get there and still have a working body. Gotta do what you can, and hope for the best. I'd really love to see Halley's comet again. I was in my 20s (got engaged while star- gazing!) so it's not unreasonable to hope for.
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Oh, I do! Part of the reason I started WW was to help me live longer. And
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push to start exercising is to help me get there and still have a working body. Gotta do what you can, and hope for the best. I'd really love to see Halley's comet again. I was in my 20s (got engaged while star-gazing!) so it's not unreasonable to hope for.