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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Solidly overweight (5'4 and 150) morning/noon/evening runner.  Just finished my third marathon.  I will say it is MUCH easier to maintain my weight during high mileage weeks... a bottle of wine and pizza party with friends doesn't do the damage it does in the off season.  But yeah, I've never really been thin (an 8-10 my whole life) and exercising for hours a day doesn't do much.  Neither did tracking every single calorie.  About 3 years ago (after my 3rd baby), I had my aha moment.  The day I magically became thin enough, my problems weren't going to disappear.  There will always be people like the above poster who think I'm gross and lazy because I'm not a size 2.  Because of all of the exercise, my health is good.  My children are healthy.  I'm in a happy marriage.  I have a career that I enjoy.  And that's when I let those extra pounds go.  I like to run.  I like to eat cake.  End of story.[/quote]

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