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i understand what trigirl is saying here. women are overcritical of themselves. but i look at it this way now that i am age 46. to be healthy and have a body that is able to once again run marathons, swim and bike, means more to me than anything else. last summer i was so sick that i couldnt even begin to think when i would be able to exercise again. i saw so many people with cancer who were worried if they would be around next year. my body isnt perfect and i dont give a damn. i no longer look at my imperfections and look at my positive aspects now. i have only one body and i want to take good care of it and treat it well. i think if you just keep running you might just lose that cellulite you hate so much. i have a friend that has lost a major amount of weight but just cant get rid of the cellulite around her knees. all i can tell her is to keep running and give it more time. it wasnt until my 4th year of running that i significantly dropped weight and lowered my body fat. everything in life takes hard work, patience and time.
i think if you just keep running you might just lose that cellulite you hate so much. i have a friend that has lost a major amount of weight but just cant get rid of the cellulite around her knees. all i can tell her is to keep running and give it more time. it wasnt until my 4th year of running that i significantly dropped weight and lowered my body fat. everything in life takes hard work, patience and time.
Thanks, good advice !
- Anya
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