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Michael Thurmond Question...

22 years ago

I just ordered this system today. I wanted to do the 6 day mini-makeover (or whatever it's called) and have it done by Thanksgiving. Would love to have lost a pant size by then if it's possible. Could someone post what it is so I can get started ASAP because by the time I get the system it'll be too late. Thanks in advance!

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Chantel
22 years ago
Register at this web site and it well help you. There are alot of good people on board for your supprot.

http://66.34.82.201/provida/forum.html

Good luck
Chantel
susan1
Original Author
22 years ago
Well, I posted my question there and still no answer. If anyone here could help me, I'd appreciate. I just was hoping to get an answer before I leave work today so I can go grocery shopping and get started in the a.m.
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