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coconutprinc... Joined: Feb 12 Posts: 113	quote Posted: 08 May 2012, 11:27 Amy Perry from Selah shares her struggle with weight loss and sings a beautiful song "I Look To You". This is a Christian band, but I think anyone can feel encouraged and touched by this woman's story and song. This song was originally done by Whitney Houston and written by R. Kelly. It made me cry and made me more hopefull about my own weight loss journey. I hope it encourages you! I Look To You - Selah

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