sadly she died, shame people like this arent offered cambridge, after all they cant move so they couldnt cheat. SHAME ON THE DOCTORS FOR NOT HELPING HER SOONER.
30 x Pints on a Friday - £75.00
20 x During the week - £50.00
1x Mega Indian Meal - £25.00
1 x HUGE shopping bill - £250
= £400 a WEEK x 4 = £1600 a MONTH x 12 = £19,200 a YEAR
I think the question should be, not who is feeding them - but without being able to work, how can you spend nearly £20k a year on food!?
Theres a programme floating around on the UKTV channels with Richard Hammond presenting called "Inside Britains Fattest Man" starring a 35 ish Stone man named Barry. He would spend countless hours in resturants etc, drink upwards of 30 Pints on a bender and his wife would cool him a WHOLE baking dish of Cottage pie with a block of cheese grated on top - for LUNCH etc...
Thinking about it:
30 x Pints on a Friday - £75.00
20 x During the week - £50.00
1x Mega Indian Meal - £25.00
1 x HUGE shopping bill - £250
= £400 a WEEK x 4 = £1600 a MONTH x 12 = £19,200 a YEAR
I think the question should be, not who is feeding them - but without being able to work, how can you spend nearly £20k a year on food!?
but we also have to take responsibility for our own health and what we put in our mouths.
Jo x
i felt for the lady especially her children, but she just continued to eat unhealthily. If she really wanted to prolong her life she could have at least made a start on getting some weight off.
But how many of us have KNOWN we're obese but carried on putting junk into our mouths anyway? I've been in a mental mindset where I've thought "Oh - I'm 10st overweight already, what difference is a pasty going to make?" or thought the task ahead too daunting to even contemplate. Twisted thinking is very powerful.
I dread to think what would be going through my mind if I was 40 or 50st.
As for weight loss surgery being the 'easy' option ... from what I've seen and heard, it isn't easy at all - it just seems that way. People who've had the surgery still can't just eat what they want (just in smaller portions) but have to be very carful about what they consume.
Let's face it - there IS no 'easy option'.
But how many of us have KNOWN we're obese but carried on putting junk into our mouths anyway? I've been in a mental mindset where I've thought "Oh - I'm 10st overweight already, what difference is a pasty going to make?" or thought the task ahead too daunting to even contemplate. Twisted thinking is very powerful.
I dread to think what would be going through my mind if I was 40 or 50st.
As for weight loss surgery being the 'easy' option ... from what I've seen and heard, it isn't easy at all - it just seems that way. People who've had the surgery still can't just eat what they want (just in smaller portions) but have to be very carful about what they consume.
Let's face it - there IS no 'easy option'.