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I suspected you were more than a few pounds lighter than me. The last time I had a 30 inch waist my chest size was 48 and I was a sophmore in high school. Now my waist is equal to your chest but it's getting smaller with the diet and exercise. I am not on any sort of biggest loser routine but I would like to lose 25 before my next A1c th end of December. Met with a personal trainer today to set up a program towards that goal. My bg was 112 two hours after breakfast today which is a new low. So I'm on track maybe for a change...ready for ignition Rocketbob.View Thread




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