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Dear Tony,
I’m 37
years old and never had a weight problem until I became
pregnant with my twin girls. By the time I gave birth, I
had more than doubled my weight. I had reached 230
pounds. I couldn’t walk properly; I was overly tired and
depressed. I struggled to shed some weight. Every few
months I would ask my husband to but fitness equipment
to make me happy. He would buy them only to have them
sit in a corner of the basement. The enthusiasm was
always short-lived and I felt like a failure. Even
though I managed to lose a bit of weight since the birth
of my daughters, it just wasn’t enough to make any
difference on how I felt about my own body and how
others saw me. I finally realized what a heavy person
must feel like and what they have to deal with, it was a
very sad revelation. I was 180 pounds last spring/
summer and getting heavier. It was only in the fall of
2000 when I finally saw myself in a home video of our
summer vacation that I finally came to terms with my
weight/health situation. I looked horrible. I didn’t
even look like myself! I felt, right then and there I
had to stop my weight from getting out of hand. That
afternoon I saw you on the Shopping Channel and I
listened to every word you had to say about weight
management, your Gazelle Platinum and stories of hope,
courage and attainment. I felt so excited and so
helpful! I ordered your Gazelle on October 16th, 2000
and to my husband’s amazement, the Gazelle Platinum is
the ONLY piece of equipment that doesn’t sit in the
corner of the basement. Since I received it, I have been
working out daily with your exceptional video and have
lost 30 pounds. I went from a size 16 to a size 8-9. I
used to wear extra large t-shirts and now wear a size
medium. The beauty of it all this is I am STILL losing
weight. I feel great and look great! It is FANTASTIC!! I
am so grateful to you for having brought the Gazelle
Platinum to Canada. Pure and simple, the Gazelle is so
much fun you want to do it everyday and it WORKS!! I’m
proof of that.
Thank you
Tony, from the heart,
Annie
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