This Woman is Huge

My first useful piece of advice (before putting you on ignore with all the other disgusting IMDb trolls) would be to STHU, then do some research. Here's a quote from young Enzo's family about the Ina Garten incident, which the chef did not even learn about until it hit the media:

"I had written about our disappointment when we originally found out, but asked everyone in the spirit of Enzo to please just 'let it go' and move forward... I want to make it VERY CLEAR we have NO ANGER OR ILL WILL toward Ina Garten... Enzo found great comfort in watching her cook when he was going through his toughest times and for that we are so grateful."

Garten's staff had rejected Enzo's Make-A-Wish request twice based purely upon the chef's schedule without ever conferring with their boss. She's just one person, after all. She does plenty of things for charities. Furthermore, "a source close to Garten said that the Barefoot Contessa believes charity and public works are part of duty as a public figure and that she works extensively for a variety of causes, including battered women, cancer patients, AIDS awareness and animal rights. 'She was personally devastated' by all the criticism, the source said."

Instead of making such obnoxious personal attacks based more upon your own grudges than upon any true feelings for this child, who had the wisdom and maturity to understand what had happened, why don't you try delving into what really happened? As for your disparaging remarks about Ina's size, you have no idea what underlying causes there could be for her weight gain through the years. Many older people gain weight because they suffer from physical conditions that limit their activity. Calling Ina obsessed with food seems rather silly, since she has been in the food business for many years. She's fortunate to love what she does; not everyone has that luxury. Now, please crawl back under your stinking little bridge, you cretinous troll.

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