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The Weight is Over – Week 35: Oh, Baby!

When my kids were babies, I never left the house without a diaper bag that held all the essentials to care for an infant. Mainly, the bag contained spare clothing, but also, especially for older babies and toddlers, it included… Continue Reading →

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The Weight is Over – Week 34: Staying Strong, Despite Social Pressure

I’m not exactly sure how, or when it happened, but some time during this last seven-month health and fitness journey with Matthew Lister at Align Private Training, something unexpected happened: As my body changed, so did my brain, and with it… Continue Reading →

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Weight is Over – Viki Twyman: ‘It’s Never Too Late to Make a Change and Get Healthy’

Q: Viki Twyman, welcome to A News Cafe.com for this week’s The Weight is Over. I was intrigued by your recent Facebook comment where you basically said that you decided you wanted to be healthy, so you created a fitness… Continue Reading →

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The Weight is Over – Part 18: Working Out Alone – Together

Kind of like having a focal point during labor to take a woman’s mind off the discomfort of childbirth, sometimes it’s my nearby workout buddies who inadvertently provide the most welcome distractions during my most strenuous workouts. Before my fitness/nutrition journey began… Continue Reading →

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The Weight is Over – Part 16: Doni Dodges a Bullet

A few days after I started working out with Matthew Lister at Align Private Training, my blood was drawn at a lab for the Boston Heart Diagnostics test. Those two events were unrelated, except they both occurred a few days… Continue Reading →

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The Weight is Over – Part 15: Are Doni’s Chocolate Souffle Cakes Winners?

I recently entered a national contest for the chance to host a series of 2-minute televised cooking shows. In the spirit of full disclosure, I’m hoping that if I win this contest, it will catch of the eye of the… Continue Reading →

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The Weight is Over: Part 10 – Instruments of Torture and Success

My previous gym experience consisted of me moseying through the machine circuit. There, I’d set the weight load to where I was comfortable. I’d complete as many repetitions as I wanted until I grew bored or until it became too… Continue Reading →