Speaker: Pamela Dixon
Pamela Dixon: I could get down on the floor and play with them, but good luck getting up.
Question 1 of 3: Describe a specific moment when your joint pain stopped you from doing something you love and how that felt.
Pamela Dixon: Hi, I'm Pam and. I am 62 years old and I've had pain in my knees, especially for a very long time, and it has stopped me from doing many things that I would like, including playing with my own kids and my great nieces and nephews that are like my grandchildren. I could get down on the floor and play with them, but good luck getting up. My knees would hurt. I also, for vacations or trips, if there was anything like a long walk or a hike, I was very cautious about not scheduling something like that because I didn't know if my knees and my pain would hold out for a longer walk. Even on the day to day, I like to take our Doodle for a walk around the neighborhood. And sometimes there were trails that I would like to take her on, but I was always nervous that I would get to a distance and then have some pain that would. Not let me get back. So those were the things that come to mind when I think of what my pain stopped me from doing.
Question 2 of 3: What made you finally try GLX3, and how soon did you realize it was different from everything else you’d tried?"
Pamela Dixon: So what made me finally try GLX3 and how did I realize it was different than most of the other things? I had been seeing ads for GLX3 and other things on Facebook reels, and they kept coming up and up and up over and over again, and I was skeptical because I've tried so many things that seemed like a big rip off, but there was a money back guarantee, and it said just save the bottles, and it even said they do not want you to even make a judgment for at least a month, and I liked how there was the load. Dosage for the very beginning and I felt like that made sense. And needless to say, I have all of my bottles. I think I have 6 empty bottles. I'm at like 5 or 6 months by now, and there was never a reason to send them back. I'm so glad I gave it a try.
Last Question: Now that you're back in action, what’s the best part about having your life back?"
Pamela Dixon: So now that I've been taking it for about 5 or 6 months, things are completely different. I don't have to grab on the dresser when I get out of bed to walk to the bathroom. I sometimes just get in and out of the car and then I think back, oh my gosh, I didn't have to strategically figure out how to get in the car without things hurting. I am a teacher, so I am able to move around the classroom and up and down and up and down the steps. That's probably the last thing that I'm still working on, but it's so much better than it was before. I could get up and down off the couch so easily. There are just things that you didn't even think of before that when it was hurting that now I think, oh my gosh, that was so easy that I know I made the right decision and giving it a try. And I definitely will continue to take it and I don't see any end to that. I would recommend it to anybody. Thanks.
