@_mrs_schroeder: Wenn ich heute diese beiden Bilder nebeneinander sehe, kann ich selbst kaum glauben, wie viel sich verändert hat. Jeder Mensch hat seinen eigenen Weg. 🫶🏼 Ich habe meinen Weg mit Shakes gefunden und damit für mich eine Möglichkeit entdeckt, die für mich funktioniert hat. Das bedeutet aber nicht, dass es für jeden genauso sein muss. Ich finde, jeder sollte selbst entscheiden dürfen, welchen Weg er für sich gehen möchte und womit er sich wohlfühlt. Es gibt nicht den einen richtigen Weg, der für alle funktioniert. Jeder Körper, jeder Alltag und jede Ausgangssituation ist anders. Für mich waren die Shakes eine Unterstützung auf meinem Weg und ich bin stolz auf das, was ich erreicht habe. 🤍 Am Ende sollte es doch nicht darum gehen, den Weg anderer zu bewerten, sondern den Weg zu finden, der für einen selbst funktioniert. ✨ Das hier ist meine Geschichte, mein Weg und meine Entscheidung. Und vielleicht macht genau das Mut, dass auch du deinen ganz eigenen Weg finden darfst. 🫶🏼 #abnehmen #erfolg #fürdich

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v...r51
V . R :
Auch auf dem ersten Bild sieht du super aus.
2026-08-13 11:56:35
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sparsi77
🤍🔴Sparsi 77🔴🤍 :
Auf dem ersten Foto sahst du auch so schön aus . ♥️🥰
2026-08-17 21:20:36
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loreen2102
Loreen :
egal wie viel kg oder nicht, du bist so schön und ich finde dein Lachen immer so ansteckend schön. trotzdem chapeau für so eine Leistung 🍀
2026-08-18 17:01:32
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gerd__bernd
Crywolf :
Hammer die Veränderung... auch im Gesichtsausdruck...
2026-09-05 09:36:10
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_t.landwirtschaftler_
Thomas :
2026-08-13 13:05:24
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joachimmuhs
J.M. :
trostdem süss
2026-09-02 10:15:12
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Dawid Baldys :
2026-08-15 14:46:29
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_mandy_0582
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Super ❤️
2026-08-14 05:02:34
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cheyenne.virago
cheyenne.virago :
Mega super 👍🏻
2026-08-19 07:04:09
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Reinhold Löw 💋💋❤️❤️💖💕 :
du bist traumhaft schön Chèri, Knochen sind für die Hunde 🥰🥰💗💗💗💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
2026-09-16 14:37:27
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🫣🤫 radoslav :
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