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Introduction Text How come I'm drawing my pension when I'm sure I'm only 19? I've always had a weight problem from childhood - brought up by grandparents who had been through 2 wars and a depression, and happily cleared my plate every meal. Reached my goal with Weight Watchers 20 years ago, but couldn't keep to it, and have been gradually creeping upwards ever since. Finally found SparkPeople last year, and all went well until ... But now I'm starting out again, back with all my friends, and see - I'm starting from a better position than I was in last year.

Short term: to be able to wear all those clothes I bought on the way up, I can't bear to throw them out. To crack the 15 stone barrier again by my birthday in July. Long-term: for my doctor no longer to tell me to lose weight to cure my (insert current malady here) And I would one day love to get my wedding ring back on the right finger.

Keeping to an average of 1300 calories a day. Keeping track of what I eat. Taking more exercise.





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