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✓ Published: 17-May-2024
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A woman left with mobility issues because of her size has celebrated her incredible weight loss journey - by stepping into her garden for the first time in three years.<br/><br/>Lisa Fox, 37, lost seven stone in the past 38 weeks since she started her \
A woman left with mobility issues because of her size has celebrated her incredible weight loss journey - by stepping into her garden for the first time in three years.<br/><br/>Lisa Fox, 37, lost seven stone in the past 38 weeks since she started her \
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