Sheila's Journey Research Paper

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This is a journey of a woman who takes exercise and health to the extreme. Her name is Sheila, she is a protein and caffeine addict. It's weird that her veins pop out while lifting heavy weights and by sprinting in the fields. The brief sprint helps her relieve her anger and stress. Obviously the exercise is to hard but she is achieving her goals by believing herself. Her fierce,feisty, and brave personality helps to receive well results. If you didn't know this is my mom Sheila, she is out to take a piece of her fitness goal.

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