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Can finally see the difference

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Clare-502024 May
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I've been on a mission losing weight and now I can see the progress and so can others I've lost 22lbs in 12 weeks now I'm losing 2lbs every week. I'm eating healthy and doing 15000 steps a day I try to go for a walk every day I'm also doing my local park run on a Saturday morning done 5 upto now and each time I go I'm getting faster.

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2024 May
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Beth_195lbsRestart June 2024

that is fantastic well done. It is the best feeling when not only others (which is always pleasing) but you can feel / see for yourself all your hard work paying off. Keep up the good work.

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Slimgym10 kg2024 February

Well done! 🥳 The only time I seem to be able to fit in that many steps every day is when I'm on holiday. I can't stay on holiday forever! 🤣Really pleased for you that you're reaping the rewards and feeling and seeing the benefits. It's such a great motivator. 🥳

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gman1961Restart April 2024

Well done Claire -50, great going and a brilliant loss .Gary

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xx20003kg

Well-done! It's a great reward that others can also see your changes!

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