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Almost 3 weeks in

So the winter break is here and I have a little more time to explain what's going on.  As some of you noticed in one of my posts, a couple of weeks ago, I've put myself under the care of Dallas, TX doctor Cyrus Peikari and I couldn't be more excited!  http://texasmd.com/   He's already identified the primary cause of why I've had so much trouble in the past.  Yeah!  It wasn't my fault.  No more personal shame or feeling bad about myself.

In a nutshell, over the next few months to years, I'm going to transform myself.  It's that simple.  I've failed before, but I won't this time.  I have no trouble losing weight.  Loosing lots of weight.  But it always comes back and more.  I finally decided to take a totally different approach.  I'm not concerned with my weight.  Although I'm betting that some may shed off naturally.  I'm more concerned with my overall health.  I'll share some details as I go along...but I'm going to warn you now, I'm going to challenge a lot of your preconceived notions of the path to success.

So, I'm almost 3 weeks in and I'm down about 8 pounds and about 2 inches in the waist.

Here's me preparing breakfast:
And the yummy result!  I feel sooooo deprived.

Until next time!

***AlphaAddiction***

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