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meitah.livejournal.com
Sunday, March 18th, 2012 11:49 pm (UTC)
Keeping track of what you eat is hard, if only because you have to eat so often. (Stupid body, I fed you yesterday.)
But the upside is that keeping track forces you to be better about what you eat.
Not that I can really talk. Both of my parents are type 2 diabetics and my freshman 15 turned into 30 sometime during finals.
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But the upside is that keeping track forces you to be better about what you eat.
Not that I can really talk. Both of my parents are type 2 diabetics and my freshman 15 turned into 30 sometime during finals.