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Old Tue, Jan-21-03, 09:47
mkathy6 mkathy6 is offline
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Hi Kim,

Welcome to the forum - the answer with the sagging skin is working out, focus on the ab muscles with crunches and losing at a good rate. I have lost 32 of my 100 , my stomach was big and is shrinking. If you work out consistently it should help.

Stretch Marks - I have them too from my pregnancies, I have noticed they are a little more pronounced since I have lost weight and have resigned myself that I'll be a one piece girl. But I agree with Cindi - everything looks beter with a tan!!!

Good Luck and continued success
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