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I have new respect for The Biggest Loser's Tracey

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The Biggest Loser - TraceyIf you haven't watched last night's Biggest Loser yet, stop reading right now. Ok? Ok.

I've never been a fan of Tracey's. I thought she was mean and stabbed plenty of backs on her journey through the emotional minefields of The Biggest Loser. And when it came down to whether Tracey or someone else would go home in last night's episode, I was rooting for Tracey.

"Send her home!" I yelled at the TV. "Make her pay for her crimes!" I was practically lighting my torches, hypothetically speaking.

But then ... after she went home and I saw her with her husband and children, I gained new respect for her. When you see someone at the ranch, that's pretty much all you see. You get little glimpses of their home life, but mostly, they're defined by who they are at the ranch, and there's usually plenty of drama and tears.

But then they go home, and you meet the "other" person, the one who lives day to day in the real world. In Tracey's case, you could see the love and warmth of her husband and kids. It made me think she must be a really great person to have these people supporting her and to have raised such lovely children.

For this reason, I take back all the bad feelings I had about Tracey during her time at the ranch. And wow, what a transformation! She looks fantastic, and more power to her as she moves forward in her life.

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