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Re: Returning after cancer

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  1. Ells Bells said:

    Anyway, now I really have to lose weight and get back to regular
    workouts. Fat is a risk factor for recurrence, and so is not
    exercising. So says my doc. I'm not here asking for advice, just
    checking in because I hate you all to think I was merely flaky and
    shouted out my goal and then slunk away, unprepared to meet it. I'm
    really hoping I kick some ass this time. I want to ride bikes and run
    races and climb mountains and squat a whole bunch. I want to be too
    busy being fit to stop and get cancer.

    Well, uh, give 'em 'ell. 🙂

    Oh, and welcome back. I'm a little fuzzy on just who you are atm
    (actually I'm fuzzy on lots of things), though, but am wondering if
    maybe you are the woman who once posted a pic of a two-man deadlift.

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    Proton Soup

    "And all this peace has been deceiving,
    I need some wind to get me sailing"

  2. On 16 Mar 2005 00:11:31 -0800, "Ells Bells" <[email hidden]>
    wrote in misc.fitness.weights:

    Quoted message said:

    Yes, I am that woman with the pics. It was Keith's pal and that other
    guy doing the two-man deadlift on the day I met Keith and he showed me
    how to squat. A year and a half ago, I think? Funny guys, all of
    them.

    Thanks for the 'owdy!


    Was this in Jason's garage?

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