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Hey Mallory
Great to see you're still have clothing exchanges!!!! and also great to see a familiar name!!! I used to "live" on this site prior to and during surgery and a bit shortly after... then boom... slowly drifted away... sad... i miss the "Oldies"... i'll have to pop in again to see what's happening.. and ya never know.. one of these exchanges i just might show up!!
take care of you and happy new year!!
Lexi (Deb)
Hi Lexi, I have also not been on here for awhile. Kind of sad to see it be so inactive. I think a lot of us struggle with re-gain at some time. I also suffer from depression. I am trying to stop eating to deal with it.
Thanks for posting Dawn. I have also had some challenges and find myself up 25 lbs. I was starting to have some problems with weight then covid hit. I think I ate my way through it.
Last year , I had pneumonia fr 10 months. I have been trying to finally get moving more. At 72 I do not bounce back very fast. Not being active made my arthritis worse so some days it is hard to be motivated. Unfortunately the pneumonia attacked my pancreas and I am now insulin dependent diabetic. This has been an adjustment. Learning to level out my highs and lows.
This January I will be 12 years out and also need to get back to basics. I do not want it to be a New Year resolution. I have failed too many of those. So maybe a surgerversary re-start.
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SPRING CLOTHING EXCHANGE!!!
MAY 5TH, 2024
12 PM TO 5 PM
1081 1/2 PAPE AVENUE
EAST YORK COMMUNITY CENTRE
TORONTO, ONTARIO
CALL OR TEXT MALLORY AT 437-997-5412 IF QUESTIONS.
~ Harshing On Grooves Since 1967
~ Acting My Shoe Size Since 1984
Thank you to all the ladies who came out and enjoyed the exchange!!! We donated 8 large bags of clothes to charity and 2 bags of household items as well!
Was lovely to see the old faces and meet some new faces!!!
SAVE THE DATE!!! May 5, 2024 will be the next exchange!!!
~ Harshing On Grooves Since 1967
~ Acting My Shoe Size Since 1984
~ Harshing On Grooves Since 1967
~ Acting My Shoe Size Since 1984
~ Harshing On Grooves Since 1967
~ Acting My Shoe Size Since 1984