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"Say No To Body Shaming"

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‎03-24-2020 01:47

‎03-24-2020 01:47

Body shaming do NOT make your body better. 🤗. 

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‎03-25-2020 07:37

In response to FrenchUSA

‎03-25-2020 07:37

@FrenchUSA  then listen and learn, as you posted above. It may seem hard to you, but we really tried to help you until you started asking @SunsetRunner  personal questions and wanted to be on Google Hangouts. We didn't join these forums to meet people, but to learn more about ourselves and our Fitbits. If you're concerned about your daughter, you need to seek professional medical advise. You have yet to tell us which Fitbit you have and how you're syncing. Do you have a problem with your Fitbit? So far, it seems you're more interested in playing than in actually making a difference in your life and that of your daughter's. 

Stepping in the U.S.A. since September 2013. Android 14

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‎03-25-2020 17:30

In response to Odyssey13

‎03-25-2020 17:30

I'm closing this thread, as it seems that the conversation is neither productive or on-topic. Please remember that our Community Guidelines help define what kind of communication is and is not appropriate for these forums.

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