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Hello comrades and welcome to the second improvement megathread of February! bonfire I hope the first week of February has went well for everybody.


  • How was your week?
  • Do you have any plans for next week?

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[-] Wmill@hexbear.net 2 points 3 weeks ago

Got my blood work back from doctor, cholesterol a bit high but I don't have diabetes so that's nice. Also in the two week since I managed to lose 3 pounds so cool too, still one thing I got to look out for is my vitamin D levels are low. Need to get some sunlight when I can so prob gonna go on some jogs in the morning if I can help it.

Ngl been pretty depressed but at least a bit of effort is paying off for my health kitty-birthday-sad

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