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June 14th, 2004, 05:21 PM
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off balance
As I lose weight, I'm finding I have more back trouble. My lower paunch fat
seems to be the last to leave, and the balance of my body is off. Just five minutes of leaning forward, or half an hour of standing over a table project makes my upper to mid back hurt. Cubit 311/238.7/165 
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