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Face the fats

Tim Turner Senior lecturer, Mental health nursing, Coventry University

Caught off guard after a calorific christmas, Tim Turner joined a gym and went for an induction. but will he ever go back?

I usually resist the urge to make new year resolutions. The knowledge that I will crash and burn at the first hurdle invariably acts as a psychological barrier to any life-improving commitment. The inevitable plummet from one of the many wagons in my life would just make me drink more alcohol, eat more chocolate or exercise less.

Nursing Standard. 19, 29, 22-22. doi: 10.7748/ns.19.29.22.s29

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