I'll just say that the picture showed some "muscle" while still highly "feminine"... which is basically what the article was geared toward.
I am pleased that I was taken seriously based on my experience rather than how many LETTERS I have next to my name. (CPT, XYZPQD, ETC, MDofSTFU&T

)
The obvious physical transformation that those in my daily life have seen up close is the reason why the lady who wrote the article was referred to me in the first place (not knowing
ANYTHING about what I've actually accomplished and been 'up to'). The emotional journey is just as powerful and wonderful as the physical and I am happy to share that with these people who take the time to come up to me and truly show concern, wonder and often amazement.
In some ways I’m satisfied because the article (although very briefly) sets the record straight on what I’ve accomplished to help clear up the misconceptions people (esp. at my gym) have formed about me. If I only really cared what people thought… STFU & train already…
It's a little different '
seeing' me in person and seeing my ‘BEFORE BEFORE pics’ since November. Trust me very different than the pics on Page one of my Log back in January 05. I got the first 15 lbs off by myself. Ouch

I was lucky to come across EF while doing my research for getting over my plateau and *bang* here I am.
I’m rambling…
I am sorry though, as I will not post up the article or pic publicly on EF.
Thank you for the congrats.