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You are right...we sure can point out what we don't love.
Thanks for the reminder
Kim
What used to be left was right.
What was up now was down.
What was right was now wrong.
How would you react?
How strong would you be?
I think about Jen's passion every day.
I think about the amount of strength she has to live her life although the most special part was taken tragically.
I think about her courage.
I think about how she is strong for the people around her. For her father, for the man she loves. How she is an inspiration to her sisters and her followers.
I read her blog and admire her more and more.
She is right, no one would care if she skipped the gym. No one would care if she ate Kit Kat after Kit Kat.
I would not judge. Jen's courage is amazing. Her journey is amazing, beyond the weight loss.
Yet, she does care. The beautiful girl looking in the mirror in Minneapolis cares.
And that is important. That is inspiring. That is fantastic.
Jen, I love your blog. I think you are a strong human being. I think you are beyond inspiring.
You have helped me know there is more to life than weight loss. So much more
I am also confident that there is one person who might not comment on your blog anymore, but is so amazingly proud of the person you have become.
Just like the girl who looks in the mirror day in and day out is. Keep winning the fight of life.
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She really is inspiring.
So true! She is very inspiring. :)
Oh my god. This was beautiful.
Oh wow. Just wow. That sure puts things in perspective.
Jen is *fierce* and a true survivor!
Tony, I have read along with everyone sharing with Jen's horror since that horrible day, but this post brought more tears to my eyes. This post is so inspiring to see such caring in this world we call Blogland.
Thanks for sharing.
Amen.
Tony, Jen's post the day her mom passed made me cry. How does your post ABOUT her post make me cry, too? Thanks for sharing what inspires you. I can't wait to read more.
Both you and Jen are inspiring in so many ways
You're both inspiring and honest and wonderful people. I found Jen through you actually and I think you're both awesome.
How nice :-) Very inspiring!
I really applaud Jen's strength and I love her blog. It's nice of you to be so supportive of her.
She is not alone of course. I lost a parent 5 years ago. I have a friend whose brother was killed in a motorcycle accident just this past Saturday night.
I think every single person on this blog, in this life, has experienced loss.
Why is one person's more inspiring/emotional/important/compelling than another's?
Nothing against Jen, or anyone else for that, butI'm curious as to what this had to do with your journey?
Freakin awesome. So very inspiring and a great message :)
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