Look, I love a bit of takeaway.
Whether it's Indian, Chinese, fast food or pizza - it's good to indulge every once in a while.
But there are limits.
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And Cheshire-based Chelsea Pateman certainly knew how to push those limits.
The early years practitioner from Crewe would spend up to £200 a week on takeaway food with her husband Matt.
Chelsea told the Sun, "We had takeaways all the time, ordering up to four times a week."
"We would spend at least £20 a time but if we were ordering from Pizza Hut we would easily spend £40 or £50."
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She said, "I was completely addicted to takeaways and whenever I had a meal I would always follow it with crisps and chocolate because I craved it and once I had one I always had to have the other.
But her watershed moment came when she arrived home from a trip to Poland in 2014 and saw photos of herself.
"The pictures I was in, I looked absolutely huge. That was when I knew I needed to do something - I knew if I didn't I was just going to get bigger and bigger."
She began an inspiring journey over 15 months where she lost more than five stone, or nearly 36kg.
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Chelsea cut her usual lunch of: two ham sandwiches on four slices of white bread, two packets of crisps and a big bar of chocolate, by half and ditched the sugary snacks.
The step-mum says she's since been on a holiday where she wore a bikini for the first time ever.
"Everyone says it's amazing and they can't believe how well I have done but I can't really remember being that big any more - all I have now are photographs to remind me.
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"I feel a million times better, I am far healthier and happier, more confident and have more energy - I couldn't imagine being that person now.
"I used to cover up to hide the parts of my body I hated but now as a size eight to 10 I can go into any shop and buy whatever I want so I wear different clothes now.
Good on ya girl!
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