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Mon, Jul-07-03, 18:53

Darnia

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Plan: general LC (+ gbp)
Stats: 218.3/150/130 Female 158 cm

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Progress: 77%

Location: Sweden

Hi!

I think it's important to weigh myself on the same scale every time, especially if I'm not sure if my scale is showing the right number. The reason is I will still have an idea whether I'm losing or gaining pounds.
If you're weighing yourself regurlarly at your doctor's maybe you should keep a separate record of those numbers?

HTH.

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