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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am 47 and 5’4”.  I was 120 and a size 4-6 when I married 25 years ago.  I’m now 160 pounds.  I’m in early menopause and it’s hell trying to stay in shape.  I tried phenpro and it was miserable so I won’t go back .  I tried a transformation diet and it was so restrictive it made me binge on everything I couldn’t have once I got down to 145.  I’m now at 160 and a size 10.  I don’t know what to try next.  My goal would be to get to an 8 and be at 145, but I basically have to,give up EVERYTHING to get there.  I hate thinking about my weight every, single, freaking day.  [/quote]
Why, just why? Why phenpro? You are not 300lbs, you are 160 lbs. Yes, overweight, but why aren't you happy? My grandma was overweight in hips and whatnot, nobody ever said a word and we loved, loved her. Nobody likes a skinny grandma. I am your age, and not 160, but still, I feel that you should not be beating yourself up. No man does, they say, I earned it and I ate it and they don't obsess. Look at Leonardo diCaprio, do think he cares he looks like a pudgy German? No, nor is he shamed in Hollywood. Please don't give up everything. Why do we allow society to cause us so much pain?[/quote]

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