@mi.viaje.sin.filt: Compartiendo mi proceso real, paso a paso. Primer mes 🥰 Sin comparaciones y sin promesas. Cada persona tiene su propio ritmo. Ya se van notando los primeros pequeños cambios. Muy contenta con todo el proceso. Seguimos a tope a por el objetivo. #miproceso #cambiodehabito #constancia #progreso #vidasaludable

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Tenemos un cuerpo muy parecido jeje. Yo estoy en 80kg. Mi objetivo es perder 15-18kg. Esta noche mi segunda dosis 💪🏽
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Thompson refused to enter the courtroom for his sentencing in what the judge branded “the ultimate act of cowardice”. A man who raped and murdered his estranged wife and staged a scene to make her death look like a suicide has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 33 years after refusing to enter the courtroom for his sentencing. Michael Thompson, 56, subjected Kimberley Thompson to years of domestic abuse, including controlling, coercive behaviour, and physical violence and made hundreds of hours of recordings of her before he suffocated her at their Northampton home in the early hours of August 9 last year. Thompson, of Pinewood Road, Northampton, was not present for his sentencing hearing at Nottingham Crown Court after defence barrister Jonas Hankin KC told the court he was “voluntarily absent”. A seven-week trial heard that Thompson claimed they had consensual sex before he later found 43-year-old Ms Thompson lifeless and surrounded by tablets and alcohol bottles. Ms Thompson’s post-mortem examination found no evidence of any alcohol and only low levels of caffeine, paracetamol and codeine in her body, the court was told. Thompson and his wife, who had been married for 19 years and had two children, were separated and divorce proceedings had been initiated at the time of the killing. Jailing Thompson on Tuesday in front of a packed public gallery after jurors unanimously found him guilty last week of rape, murder and two counts of perverting the course of justice, Judge Nirmal Shant KC said: “You have shown no remorse. Throughout the course of the trial, you sat in the dock shaking your head and making audible noises of dissent. “And in the ultimate act of cowardice and contempt, you have refused to come into court to hear from the family of the grief you have caused.” Ms Thompson’s sister, Amanda, said one of the most “devastating impacts” has been the “impact it has had on her children. Not only have they lost their mum, they have also lost the stability and security that every child deserves.” She added that no sentence the court could impose “will ever be long enough to reflect the pain, heartbreak and devastation caused to my family. Kim, I think of you every minute of every day. I love you with all my heart.” Ms Thompson’s daughter, Kim, 18, said she wants “everyone to know she was the most loving, kind, thoughtful person to ever exist, without a doubt the best mother a daughter could ask for.” “Losing my mother in such a violent and senseless way has completely shattered and destroyed my world. At an age where I should be focusing on my future, I am battling constant grief and a profound feeling of abandonment.” The teenager added: “All I want is my mum. I want to hug her and tell her how much I love her.”
Thompson refused to enter the courtroom for his sentencing in what the judge branded “the ultimate act of cowardice”. A man who raped and murdered his estranged wife and staged a scene to make her death look like a suicide has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 33 years after refusing to enter the courtroom for his sentencing. Michael Thompson, 56, subjected Kimberley Thompson to years of domestic abuse, including controlling, coercive behaviour, and physical violence and made hundreds of hours of recordings of her before he suffocated her at their Northampton home in the early hours of August 9 last year. Thompson, of Pinewood Road, Northampton, was not present for his sentencing hearing at Nottingham Crown Court after defence barrister Jonas Hankin KC told the court he was “voluntarily absent”. A seven-week trial heard that Thompson claimed they had consensual sex before he later found 43-year-old Ms Thompson lifeless and surrounded by tablets and alcohol bottles. Ms Thompson’s post-mortem examination found no evidence of any alcohol and only low levels of caffeine, paracetamol and codeine in her body, the court was told. Thompson and his wife, who had been married for 19 years and had two children, were separated and divorce proceedings had been initiated at the time of the killing. Jailing Thompson on Tuesday in front of a packed public gallery after jurors unanimously found him guilty last week of rape, murder and two counts of perverting the course of justice, Judge Nirmal Shant KC said: “You have shown no remorse. Throughout the course of the trial, you sat in the dock shaking your head and making audible noises of dissent. “And in the ultimate act of cowardice and contempt, you have refused to come into court to hear from the family of the grief you have caused.” Ms Thompson’s sister, Amanda, said one of the most “devastating impacts” has been the “impact it has had on her children. Not only have they lost their mum, they have also lost the stability and security that every child deserves.” She added that no sentence the court could impose “will ever be long enough to reflect the pain, heartbreak and devastation caused to my family. Kim, I think of you every minute of every day. I love you with all my heart.” Ms Thompson’s daughter, Kim, 18, said she wants “everyone to know she was the most loving, kind, thoughtful person to ever exist, without a doubt the best mother a daughter could ask for.” “Losing my mother in such a violent and senseless way has completely shattered and destroyed my world. At an age where I should be focusing on my future, I am battling constant grief and a profound feeling of abandonment.” The teenager added: “All I want is my mum. I want to hug her and tell her how much I love her.”

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