Debbie Brown, cafeteria worker

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“My self-improvement goal is to lose weight, and how I’m working on it is watching what I eat and walking more. I was just too heavy, just feeling the pressure on my body and my knees moving right out of the pandemic. I gained a lot of weight during the pandemic, and now I’m on my toes losing weight. I started a week ago, so this is my second week, and I’m down eight pounds. I’m not on any specific meal plans, just watching what I eat and just making sure I walk at least 15 to 30 minutes a day.”

Teenagers battle negative body image perpetuated by social views, environment Senior John Sormillon wakes up in the morning and heads straight to the mirror. He gazes at the mirror for a minute, looking at his body from all angles. As he shakes his head, he gets dressed for school, knowing…
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Debbie Brown, cafeteria worker

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