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Rond 2 2012 Finale Pics Had a Ball


Last weekend i ventured over to perth for Round 2 Finale and had an absolute ball.  Its a chance for us all to get glamed up and treat ourselves after all the hard work we have put in over the 12 weeks.  First id like to thank Tania de Rossi for organising the group hair and makeup even on Saturday Afternoon it was great sitting there drinking champaign and catching up with other 12weekers.  Then back to my hotel with my lovely daughter to get frocked up and of we go. From there its history. Danced and drank the night away. Presentation was one of the proudest moments of my life.  My daughter baby tough mudder not only won by changing her life this round but she took out the overall transformation title. My husband and i stood there crying a moment i will never forget. ( actually brings tears to my eyes everytime i think of it) You just have to watch the video below and you will know what i mean





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  1. Carol13 September 2012 at 06:07

    Hi there! Just wanted to stop by your blog and firstly congratulate you and your daughter for the wonderful results you have and are still achieving.

    I also wanted to say thank you for a post you recently wrote in the 12wbt forum. As I wrote my own blogpost tonight I thought about your post and what it meant to me about the whole chipping away at the weight, no matter how small the loss. So I remembered your words and didn't let it do my head in. :-)

    http://www.finding-carol.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/high-time-for-reward.html

    Thanks once again, and bravo to you.

    Carol
    www.finding-carol.blogspot.com

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  2. heidiw15 September 2012 at 15:18

    hi carol thank you so much for your kind words. This is so much a mental journey as it is a physicl one. every gram of is a gram closer to your goal. In round one i would jump up and down like anutter ever if i lost 100grams. because 100 of is better than 100 on. Good luck with this round andjust chip away

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  3. Patrick19 September 2012 at 02:09

    You all look stunning, well done.

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  4. heidiw19 September 2012 at 04:48

    You didnt look too bad your self on the night patrick lol

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