At my weight watchers meeting they shared this:
Don’t compare your beginning to someone elses middle and end.
Why this works for me is that after my surgery, I was comparing myself to everyone elses pattern for losing weight. I was mad. I was mad that my vsg friends got skinny fast, …
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