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Lafayette 3 year s ago
#11 Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo. Just kidding. Good for her and her back.
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Onicyphorous 3 year s ago
There always seems to be some misunderstanding about what "hard work paying off" actually means. 2) taking care of a cat: not hard work 3) Paying a stylist to change your hairstyle: not hard work. 14) Trimming one's hair: not hard work. 15) Trimming a dog's hair... ok not the easiest thing in the world, but next to losing 100+ pounds? Seriously? c'mon.... I'm even looking askance at the two surgeries. I mean its not like you did the surgery yourselves. but I will concede that recovery (especially the scoliosis surgery) can be pretty rugged.
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Roberta 3 year s ago
Onicyphorous,
to each their own struggles and experiences. losing weight can be easy. also getting a job while Black.
to each their own struggles and experiences. losing weight can be easy. also getting a job while Black.
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Elvie 3 year s ago
Roberta,
Agree! Celebrate all victories however small they may be. There's no way to know what people have to deal with.
Agree! Celebrate all victories however small they may be. There's no way to know what people have to deal with.
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Anna 3 year s ago
Onicyphorous,The recovery after operating on your spine can take over one year which is not only very limiting in what you can do but can also be extremely painful.
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Edmund 3 year s ago
#11. Good job.
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Dave 3 year s ago
#6 "One Year", of course. Without a bypass op, without Drugs or Roids, just hard work, for sure. 
#11
"Such a shame" - Talk Talk
#11
"Such a shame" - Talk Talk
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Maddy 3 year s ago
#11 you selfish b*tch
to each their own struggles and experiences. losing weight can be easy. also getting a job while Black.
Agree! Celebrate all victories however small they may be. There's no way to know what people have to deal with.
#11
"Such a shame" - Talk Talk