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3/5/12 10:39 P

welcome good luck

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3/4/12 10:38 P

Angie good luck to you. I am sure with one day at a time u can be succewssful. I am sure your husband could be a big support for you.

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3/4/12 10:35 A

Welcome to sparks and the team!

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3/4/12 8:57 A

Well they say there must be a first time for everything. This is mine. I have a lack of computer say so I have never bloged. I am 53 and overweight. When I married the love of my life I weighed 145 lbs. And at 5ft 7 Looked pretty good. I felt sexy. Over time like so very many, every year I just added five six pounds.before I knew it here I am round. My husband is a wonderful man and never speaks negative of me. Yet another reason to love him. However he eats and just doesn't.t gain much weight. He is geneticly lucky that way. Unfortunately I am an old fashion style wife and like to cook for my man ( not perfectly happy about being this way sometimes but it's me). The problem with this is he is a true COMFORT FOOD eater. You know what I mean, if it is not fried or covered in gravy he doesn't believe it is food. Unfortuneatly this is how I too was raised. We ate more beans taters and cornbeard as well as bisquits and gravy than I could begin to say. But that is what you do when raised poor and from a large family (8 kids). Dispite that I didn't have a weight issue until around the age of 40. In fact I was know as little Angie most of my life. Pooh back to the main topic. I need to find me again and get back healthy so I can breath when I try to tie my shoes. Wish me luck.