825-pound Wayne woman told she can't return to 8th floor apartment

[@echoecho1913]

Who's bringing her the food. She's not getting up and getting it herself !!

[@sucana7582]

Door dash, delivery. Someone’s bringing it

[@FeverDreamRemix]

Big back big back might just order door dash might just eat a big Mac. 😂😂😂

[@teresayeates3437]

Her mum.

[@Anti-democratChick]

Somebody is family probably

[@mlynettepinky595]

​@@FeverDreamRemix Something is wrong with you.

[@beautyconsultant7228]

She needs to be entered into some sort of facility to deal with her health issues, mental health, and weight loss goals. Even if she gets a new apartment, she will likely keep repeating the same patterns.

[@Armistead_MacSkye]

She will never change.

[@WillowEtain]

@@Armistead_MacSkye you don’t know anything about her. Sit down and hush.

[@Potatowedge31]

Yeah, kind of like an alcoholic or some kind of addict. Maybe she could be treated the same way

[@CS_Star-w4i]

I agree, Where I live there are nursing homes that take patients after they have had bariatric surgery. While I don't recommend that for anyone, I do think a weight loss facility would help people who have her medical conditions.

[@WillowEtain]

@@CS_Star-w4i especially one as severe as hers.

[@julie.lallier.doucet]

Why is anorexia considered a mental disorder but not morbid obesity?

[@Mz.M.2757]

You have a valid point. Both can and will kill you. I think it’s because it is viewed so much more careless to over eat than under eat or not eat rather.

[@Lilly_A_Mexicana]

Great question

[@dominiquejenkins5495]

​@@Lilly_A_Mexicana I think with Anna ppl look at themselves and see something that's not there. I say that because from what I've witness they tell themselves they are fat even in the midst of being anorexic. With the obesity. The ppl know they are big and aware of the problem.. what both have in common is eating disorder. One may over eat while the other under eats.. idk that's just my un medical opinion lol 🤷

[@SueP-jg9vx]

There are no "mental" disorders anymore. It is all being tied to the gut microbiome. Fecal transplants have cured a couple of people of anorexia already. It is the bacteria in the gut that sends signals to the brain to eat various foods, so it can grow. After a certain point, the signals become so strong that it becomes an addiction. They think the bacteria and brain communicate via the vagus nerve. Fecal transplans have also cured people of obesity. this is very new.

[@thelittleredhairedgirlfrom6527]

There are more eating disorders than just anorexia.

[@MsLiz-rh7uj]

The other tenants below her have the right to feel safe and secure in their own home & having her on any floor but the 1st floor is a danger to them.

[@kmk967]

What are you saying? That she will fall through? That is ridiculous. The other tenants are not in any specific danger. She is due to her size should there be a fire.

[@MsLiz-rh7uj]

@@kmk967 that is exactly what I’m saying. She’s endangering herself and others.

[@SL904BADGIRL]

😂😂😂😂

[@Hell0kitty.420]

@@kmk967I mean I think if a elevator can break from that much weight I totally believe there would end up being some buckling under the carpets or flooring especially with all the other furniture if she stayed that long like that the ceiling could have legit collapsed inward

[@AmyC28713]

@@kmk967 Would you want an 825 pound ANYTHING resting above your head in a structure fire? Let alone a person. I'm talking an 825 pound couch, or fridge? Once a structural support is damaged, what goes up....must come down.

[@tanyathompson852]

As a first responder, it would take approximately 8-10 people to move her. There are no stretchers that can accommodate her weight.

[@ninapolley5363]

exactly

[@patiencehudnell6391]

Thank You for Your Service 😬👌🏽👑✌🏽🤎🕊😇

[@nikinichols6382]

They said it took 15 emts.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

This is exactly the problem, if there were a fire, she'd take so many of the rescue personnel. I used to be obese and one of the most satisfying parts about being a healthy weight now is knowing I could be carried by one firefighter or paramedic if need be. Rescue personnel aren't unlimited and there may be many people in need of rescue. I hope she can get to a healthier weight ❤

[@TracyLindop]

Exactly

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

825lbs is 375kg. This is a weight amount that most people couldn't survive. Hope she gets the help she needs. The property owner made the right decision as harsh as it seems.

[@mimi2613]

I agree. She needs to be in a medical facility without enablers that feed her.

[@clydejones1934]

She has to feel exhausted all the time. It's sad and horrible!

[@kwitseo]

There's the story of a 31 year old woman who'd weigh 850 lbs. (386kg) and recently passed away. There were no funeral homes in her area that could cremate her remains as there were no ovens big enough to put her in, and she was a fire hazard.

[@The-Mad-Face]

She's done...

[@bancymunene2960]

I use stories like these to make sure I never go above 65 kgs. How do you even fit in places at that weight

[@cathyanderson5654]

It won't matter which floor she's on, if that building goes up in flames she's not getting out. Look how long it took them to figure out how to get her mobile this time.

[@juliemcdaniel499]

I know & I was thinking even if she lived in her mom's or somebody's basement, HOW IS SHE GONNA GET OUT in case of an emergency, Lord Have Mercy.

[@mondocjenson-dy8zd]

It would be like moving a Baskin 🍦 Robbins franchise trying to help that woman... 🤪

[@tarac4555]

@@mondocjenson-dy8zdoh aren’t you just special.

[@Vicki_Vicki_Vicki90]

I'm more angry at the landlord of those apartments, on why they couldn't give her a first level apartment to get in and out easily. Regardless of her weight, she's human and her safety matters. I pray everything works out for her 🙏

[@teresayeates3437]

​@@Vicki_Vicki_Vicki90Watch the video, they are trying, there is nothing available. Should they kick someone out for her?

[@dawnwheeler2649]

She needs a ground floor apartment. But mostly she needs to be in an in patient facility for weight loss since she honestly could die at any minute

[@Lifestinks]

A woman her size shouldn't be in an apartment for her safety and the safety of others. Its not personal its just logic and thinking about all the other tenants as well.

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

put her on a first floor apartment. I bet Door Dash will appreciate that. I doubt she has no intention of changing her eating habits.

[@sparkswain2820]

Their is no safe place for someone who is so obese that they're no longer ambulatory. If she doesn't lose weight soon she won't live much longer. The human body can only tolerate so much.

[@shaypope4732]

​@@UncleDavesKitchenfirst floor still have a basement underneath it that she can affect boilers etc my tenants move her 400 plus kids in n the floor under them have collapsed and all cause they keep destroying my property

[@highlovevibration]

💯🎯I agree

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

@@shaypope4732 I"ve no idea if this or other complexes have basements. I would also be concerned of someone that weight has on a building's structure. There were a couple of patients of Dr Now's that fell through the floor of their apartments. The person living under them is at risk for their bad behavior.

[@Jsarmy87124]

Dr now can help her in my 600lb life

[@Uhh-No-Comment]

It 600+ life at this point.

[@dec1slh]

She has to want to help herself

[@Antiblackviolence]

@@Jsarmy87124 not if her enablers keep feeding her too death .

[@mondocjenson-dy8zd]

She has been playing End, Guard and Tackle at the 🌯 Taco 🌮 Casa...😮

[@araceliscorrea9900]

Right I was just going to say that.

[@rand49er]

The mother. That's the enabler and the problem. She buys the food. She prepares it. She serves it. The mother is the problem.

[@cheryltindell5471]

Tell the mom to put a dollar limit on food she purchases for the daughter weekly.

[@pleadthefifth]

@@cheryltindell5471more like a calorie limit

[@Koolneen]

And always has been the problem. It’s a sickness. 🤮

[@aqhasassy]

Yes. Prepare quick stir fry/steamed veggies, small amt protein, yogurt-dessert, fruit, no bread. Easy peasy.

[@Raygirl695]

If Mom keeps her that size, she will never leave her. 😢

[@okpeace4687]

I weighed over 400 lb last year and now I weigh at 130 lb I decided I wanted to get better and get help and get my problems issued resolved I've been spending a year working on it and if I can do it anybody can do it but you have to want to do it and you have to have people to help you can't do it alone

[@DonnellOkafor-r2d]

I'm so proud of you dear. 380 lbs lost in a yr? Wow

[@okpeace4687]

@@DonnellOkafor-r2d tx

[@creoleladee]

Please share how did you lost that much weight!

[@okpeace4687]

Seasparkles corner on KZbin I talked about it there

[@okpeace4687]

It also shows how large I was before

[@faithwisdom788]

Y'all eating can be an addiction like alcoholism and drugs. Some people turn to drugs some people turn to food. She needs professional help.

[@adrienneadams8187]

You got that right

[@thuandao4243]

Man….food is so expensive, esp takeouts delivery. Disability $ isn’t much so …how¿

[@keyboardfreedomfighter5734]

Is it so much of how much you eat...or what you’re eating? And not exercising? I like eating...not an addiction but I monitor myself and when I am heading out of boundaries, I adapt.

[@Joankc119]

Absolutely right, but it’s the hardest to overcome because you have to eat to live!!😮😮

[@nightnurse1178]

I don't have a food addiction however I know a few people who are addicted to food. It's really hard for them to overcome that addiction.

[@cindee1794]

Years ago I had a neighbor in the apartment above me that was easily 300+ pounds. She insisted on taking baths and kept cracking the fiberglass tub, so water would pour through the ceiling, literally flooding my apartment. They eventually refused to renew her lease because it was costing them so much to repair and clean up all of the damage she caused.

[@wysta01]

dayum

[@shaybrown5289]

She had to been bigger than 300 plus cos ain’t No way, but hey I guess

[@0annonymous]

GOOD 👍

[@danabenson4125]

Oh my. That it is so sad

[@aaronjames3228]

​@@shaybrown5289I don't think you understand what 300 plus means

[@piranhapout]

Ok, why is this being framed like she's being discriminated against? She IS a fire hazard. How many firefighters, EMS techs, and nurses have to have their backs crushed by these people before this insanity stops?

[@cowel8734]

Truth. There needs to be some accountability.

[@sayitlikeyoumeanit]

It’s because she, an immobile very sick woman, is being discharged with literally no where to go. She’s quite literally facing being dumped onto the street due to her size and disability. Yes, she’s a fire hazard, etc, but she should not be forced to be homeless due to her health issues.

[@ms.t3039]

Even if they got to her they would need probably a forklift to get her out. They would not have time to do all that and get her out in an emergency. I don’t say this for meanness, I saw footage of ems workers using a forklift to transport a 1,000lb man to the hospital. (Well they had to get a construction crew to help them I mean). It wasn’t a fire, he was really sick. She said she’s tired of living like that, I wonder if she’s really ready to get help? They will restrict her diet 1st off. Some of these obese people leave the programs because they get mean and volatile because they want that food

[@Papawheelie57]

Most down to earth, realistic comment here

[@jasonbuck489]

UNBELIEVABLE!... She is DEFINITELY A HAZARD!... This is not discrimination, its facts!... How the Hell does a person get to 800 freaking pounds, other than by Overeating and outright sheer laziness!!... And you know that she is collecting Welfare, Public Housing, Disability, SSI, all that stuff... Why is it our responsibility as Tax Payers to float this woman through life?... This stuff makes me absolutely crazy!... I can't wrap my mind around it!... You'd think when someone gets to the point where they are 300 plus pounds that they would say to themselves "I can't walk, I can barely breathe, maybe I ought to stop shoving food into my face"!... Unreal!!....

[@Ftybr57]

This woman literally ate herself 850 pounds and now it’s somebody else’s fault give me a break

[@nc2295]

Thank you!!!!

[@HairHoFla]

Probably not how much but what kind of food

[@MixedChick1]

it became others fault when she couldnt move to get her own food

[@Joel-wx7zk]

@@HairHoFlaEven if all she’s eating are Big Macs she still has to eat the equivalent of 6 family worth of burgers to sustain her weight. That 2 liter bottle of Pepsi next to her hospital bed which I bet she drinks like the average person chugs a Pepsi can ain’t helping either.

[@mouse122809]

​@@HairHoFlaOh it is definitely how much you don't get that big. Just eating a couple Big Macs. She's eating over 10,000 calories

[@cjhoward409]

Somebody brought her that Pepsi while IN the hospital ! Why was her mom bringing her all that food. I don’t call that care ! That’s enabling

[@0ffd]

They brought her diet tho lol i'm kidding

[@deediva6073]

Right!

[@warthog473]

Many years ago, I worked with a morbidly obese person. Our office was on the 5th floor. One day we had a fire drill and you have to use the one staircase to get down if you don't walk all the way to the other end of the building. She had a log jam of people a mile long behind her. She took one step at a time at a snail's pace. She was so wide no one could get around her. Even the landings were no help, as they were very small and not meant for a person the size of three people. Later, I overhead the managers talking and one said, "If there's a real fire she'll have to go last. A lot of people could die if they couldn't get out." I wish those "fat acceptance influencers" would wake up and realize it's not all about them. On a plane, public transport, a building, they are a danger to themselves and others. The whole "healthy at any size movement " is ridiculous and needs to go away. I have a family, too. If I'm stuck in a stairwell during a fire, you're going on the floor and I'm climbing over. 90% of the people in this country would do the same, so don't accuse me of being a hater. I'm not dying because of someone else.

[@prettyllady]

“You’re going on the floor and I’m climbing over.” Lmfao!! 🤣 at least your being real about it lol 😂

[@cgill4269]

They don't care!! These people are selfish & entitled as they expect everyone to accommodate them for their choices!!

[@freewithnature]

@@cgill4269Some of them feel that way. Some just have really bad mental problems and eating is their way of coping.

[@MarcellaVermicelli]

Absolutely agree with you 100%. It is getting out of hand, something needs to happen now.

[@BrickCityEllA]

​@@prettyllady 😂😂😂 😂 I hollered when I got to that sentence 🤣🤣🤣

[@leelew.1462]

Here, I was crying and disappointed in weighed 203 pounds. Now I'm 188. Still got more to go.

[@sonialelii9038]

Congratulations!

[@kierielong975]

That’s great! Good for you! 😃

[@jeromehill7411]

Good job 🎉

[@josephinealimasi2869]

Keep it up! That’s amazing!🎉

[@cheryltindell5471]

I use nicotine gum about once a day to help decrease my appetite. Anyway, congratulations!

[@TeeceABeast]

I pray for any of us dealing with addictions we all have struggles we don’t know which one is going to send us off the rails 😢

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Well said ❤❤❤

[@PossessiveK]

Agreed. Too many people could find themselves in similar situations before they even realize. Mental/emotional hell can lead to all sorts of issues and guilt-tripping her won't fix the issues. I also pray she get's the help she needs

[@QuaintMelissaK]

@@TeeceABeast Nothing fails like prayer!

[@JerseyGirl50]

As an ED nurse, I have cared for a 600 lb + patient. It took the entire staff to assist with turning, urinary & bowel care. The lift equipment we had would not accommodate. He arrived by a local rescue squad ambulance staffed with EMS & firefighters. Thankfully we had a bariatric bed. I remember wishing those firefighters could stay the rest of my shift!! This young man was constantly upset with me that I couldn’t help him by myself. I weigh 118 lbs & was not willing to injure myself. Getting enough staff together was difficult, especially with a full ED & waiting room. He eventually had to be transported to another location by ambulance. That required a specialized transport staff & equipment. It was a nightmare. I’m sure it’s incredibly difficult to find a nursing home to accommodate an 800 lb patient.

[@cassandrasmith3613]

You are absolutely correct as a former spinal cord injury nurse with patients not over 500 pounds. It was a hard job to care for their ADLs alone and we often didn’t have enough staff to have at least one other person assist.So yes I do understand the dilemma and don’t know where we should put a person weighing 800 pounds.

[@anfran7262]

The selfishness of this "disorder" is real. There is no thought for the people that will eventually have to take care of this at the cost of their own health and wellbeing, not to mention the amount of resources that are spent on one person alone. Its not manageable or reasonable. I am also a nurse and have had patients near this size, it was a huge drain on the unit and staff. Meanwhile the husband was bringing in bags of fast food and feeding her! UGH.

[@Narrow-Pather]

​@@anfran7262 *Any addiction* will eventually require sacrifices from family, friends, and paid staff.

[@afrothunder8833]

Outside in a tent

[@afrothunder8833]

No disrespect but most people don't understand the severity of taking care of someone this size.😭. You risk catching infections and breaking your back

[@lindatshappat4973]

Although I have compassion for her, compassion doesn't change physics. I would not feel safe in an apartment below her as I would be concerned about the load capacity of the floor joist beneath her.

[@ASOnly1]

🏆

[@sonialelii9038]

If she is laying in the same spot in the apartment day in and day out, that floor eventually will start to sink. I feel for her but she gotten herself into a terrible mess.

[@homespace1268]

One trip to the toilet and the whole floor could crash into the apartment below...damaged pipes, what a disaster.

[@veronicaBolanos-mc4fc]

That's a very valid concern. I'd be nervous too

[@misfitbrit1989]

I'd be worried to be underneath her bathroom especially. Between the toilet and the shower, it's a wonder things haven't been broken or cracked enough to have water damage. Porcelain and fiberglass will eventually crack under that kind of weight.

[@zoebear1992]

I hope she gets better soon... blessings to you.

[@Uhh-No-Comment]

Clearly she’s been blessed enough. 🍔 🍕 🍟 🍪 🌮 🍰 🍗 🍝 🥡

[@zoebear1992]

@@Uhh-No-Comment not nice! Praying for you 🙏

[@rancidiot]

So she's going to lose 600 pounds soon 🤔

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I hope so too. ❤ I used to be obese, but nothing tastes as good as being healthier feels.

[@truthhurts...6574]

​@@rancidiotwell since her story is out here on social media and given her housing situation hopefully some people will help her lose the weight.

[@georgecantley7297]

For 30 Years I was an Amtrak Station Supervisor and Service Manager. Morbidly obese people frequently travel by train. The majority of the ones I've had to handle are way too heavy to use special equipment for disabled passengers. Unable to bathe properly, if at all, many of them languish in demanding, rude, and unsanitary entitlement. The ADA forces compliance and mandates this as a "disability" while disregarding the danger this poses as most can't fit on people movers or in extra wide wheelchairs. They can't step up one step to get into the train and they're too heavy for even the wheelchair lift to handle. They can't fit on the accessible restroom toilet, saturate their seats or beds with human waste. I've seen two cases where they couldn't get to the entry door to get off, so EMS had to remove them from an emergency window exit onto a gurney. Public tolerance of this is rapidly fading away. No compassion left.

[@SunnyWu]

I think ADA says reasonable accommodations. Those do not sound reasonable.

[@fayesmith2406]

She’s a hazard to herself & others. She can’t take care of herself. This is so sad, she can’t live long in this condition. Her body is failing.

[@Woronoa]

I just be confused as to how anyone gets to this size before realizing they need to change

[@TTnoyb]

@@Woronoa Judge not lest be judged

[@Woronoa]

@@TTnoyb We all Judge and get Judged. Boohoo, now like I said, how does anyone get to that size lmao

[@bagladey]

@@WoronoaI too always wonder how they get there? Like, when they reached 250, 300 lbs didn’t they start worrying and saying to themselves “what’s happening here? I need to stop this.”

[@hejnye]

@@TTnoyb I just am sick of paying taxes and having them wasted on these absolute gluttons. She'll wind up in a nursing home on our dime.

[@strawberrychampagnechica1193]

Even if she were able to get back into her apartment, how could one expect/ask ambulance staff to carry her up 8 floors!

[@debj5114]

@@strawberrychampagnechica1193 ELEVATOR THAT TOOK HER DOWN

[@Ms.CynecaJames]

@@debj5114it took 15 of them to get her into the elevator.

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@debj5114 It took 15 emt's, firefighters to get her into the elevator, she's over 800lbs, now add the combined weights of the people who had to help her, take the elevator down. Not all of them could get into it. Which means alot of them had to go down 8 floors via steps/ wait until they got her out, sent it back up to the 8th floor for them. Elevators do indeed have weight limit capacities for a reason...Don't be ridiculous.

[@ItsPinky1]

This is exactly why they’re calling her a fire hazard 😪

[@hypsyzygy506]

She probably has to use the service elevator. At 825lbs she might not be able to stand.

[@smartanajones4u]

Where the hell is Dr. Now, NOW???!!!

[@Jsarmy87124]

I say the same thing😂😂😂

[@SarahWilcher-yh7xu]

Dr Now is at work in Houston Texas and he isn't a mind reader. He will help if they get in touch with him.

[@letstalktruecrime01]

@@SarahWilcher-yh7xu she will have to get her transportation down there if her insurance would pay it, he would admit her on a 1k a day diet and she will probably lose 300 lbs in 2 or 3 months.

[@rathersleepthanstayawakezzz]

​@@shaybrown5289 he's still alive he's 79

[@mjbankhead9063]

@@shaybrown5289Wrong. He’s still alive

[@user-kd3tb6wf9i]

Your boyfriend being murdered in front of you is not an excuse to be over 800lbs.

[@EmpressCali0928]

You have no ideal how someone being killed in front of will affect ones life, I witness my son being killed and I haven’t been the same. So don’t judge in the department.

[@mjrussell414]

Judge not lest ye be judged…

[@tonimartin8547]

She said that made her gain 200 lbs. That means she was 625 lbs before he got killed. She already had a problem

[@Tabby5899]

No, it's not an excuse by any means, but seeing something that traumatic can push someone to eat themselves to that extent. A mentally healthy person doesn't eat themselves to over 800 lbs, and overeating is a vice for her to help numb the mental pain which needs to be addressed by a mental health professional if possible.

[@ms.rivera7898]

She needed extreme trauma counseling after that incident.

[@Kinikia95]

As Dr. Now would say "who is your enabler?" Her and mom both need help. I pray this news story finds someone who can.

[@jb6712]

He's retired now, so this is no longer his issue.

[@Noratheskindoc]

This is deeply disturbing. This is a mental health issue not the property owners issue. It IS a fire hazard for her to be on the 8th floor. She should understand that. There is no way that everyone's safety won't be compromised during an emergency trying to get her out. I hope she gets the help she needs and gains some clarity on the fact that she's living risky.

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Can't live on the streets 😮

[@denisenoe3702]

@@lavenderflowersfall280 But it looks like the only thing that can be done is to put her out on the sidewalk and just leave her there!!!!!

[@karenlittle5125]

People through life have choices. I’m sure there have been people who’ve tried to help her, but some people think they can do it on their own and it spirals are the control. You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make them drink with extremely obese… I work in nursing homes. We have people, three for 500 pounds and their diets are still the same. They have the right to refuse a healthy meal plan and then family and friends bring in all sorts of food and they have chips and they have crackers and they have cookies and they have candies in the room they’re allowed to do it because it’s not a prison… And medical insurance qualifies for a special facility that would accommodate to somebody over five 600 pounds plus it’s sad but it’s the reality. Unfortunately whether people facilitated it as she got bigger and bigger, I don’t know I’m not gonna judge them, but mental health, depression and self-worth are cruel to oneself

[@karenlittle5125]

I am overweight have been for most of my life, but I don’t see tears coming out her eyes when they did a close-up in the interview. She had the tearful voice, but no wetness in the eyes no tears. I think it’s last resort for her and she knows it, whoever takes her in is going to have to restrict her intake no matter how much she demands please begs somebody has to be the controller of her intake… Where is Dr. now when you need him be an excellent candidate for his help but he don’t mess around. He’s very direct.

[@denisenoe3702]

@@karenlittle5125 She has lymphedema which causes huge masses on the body and CANNOT be decreased through diet and/or exercise. In cases like these, there may also be thyroid abnormalities that lead to extreme weight gain. Such people are not necessarily gluttons.

[@janicesullivan8942]

It is a safety issue for her in her apartment, what if there is a fire? It puts her, other residents and fire personnel at risk just to try and get her out. How does an 825 lb woman get groceries, bathe, move around, much less attend to toilet issues? She’s much too young to be in this predicament, whoever has been enabling her needs to be charged with abuse. She won’t live much longer without immediate and specialized help.

[@Yo-yo-dt5ze]

Her mom is her enabler she is the one feeding her her mom lives with her they both need to take accountability for their actions tbh and the daughter has to want to lose the weight on her own or it won’t work

[@jonniehickson5599]

​@@Yo-yo-dt5zeExactly. When I got up to 290lbs after retiring, my sister had a come to Jesus talk with me. My family wasn't having it. They came down on me swiftly.😂

[@Yo-yo-dt5ze]

@@jonniehickson5599 oh I understand believe me I was 300 pounds at 5’2 and I hated it because I had trouble breathing sounding like a pig I got tired of it and lost weight now I’m down to 203 and my breathing has gotten so much better I knew I was fat I walk 5 miles a day I don’t want to die from obesity at 43 still have a ways to go but I’m doing it

[@sandasturner9529]

I assumed she just shits herself then gets relatives to clean here up.

[@koreyb]

@@Yo-yo-dt5ze walking is the best exercise for losing weight.

[@OhReally05]

Depression is REAL don’t pass judgement that shit will hit you and shut you down

[@SayNoToGod]

🙄🤮👎 and it's PASS 🤡

[@OhReally05]

@@SayNoToGod and I didn’t ask yo negative funky ass for corrections if you wanna correct something correct that wack ass name u go by……It’s Shake n Bake and I helped 😛

[@kimberlybalogh4395]

I suffer Depression, PTSD, Panic Attacks ect because my partner tried to kill me April 24,2006. I also suffer from Chronic Pain, can't take any Opiods I'm Allergic. I walk everyday don't let your depression control you.

[@josie4peace]

@@kimberlybalogh4395 🙏💕💕💕

[@jb6712]

I've been through it three times, the worst time being when my son was killed in an accident. I didn't use food for comfort, but I "get it" that for some, that's their "go to," although it's precisely her circumstances that make me constantly monitor very closely what and how much I take in.

[@marybell2653]

Poor lady...she seems like she's been very depressed and traumatised for a long time.I have faith that her and her mom find a new place to live.

[@fillgap9694]

That's what obesity does. Those are some of the symptoms

[@bsce100]

@@fillgap9694 This level of obesity is caused by trauma and depression, not the other way around.

[@BagBaby]

@@fillgap9694fool she said her boyfriend got killed in front of her in 2018 she eats to feel better have some compassion

[@fillgap9694]

@@bsce100 😆 🤣 Guess it goes both ways. Excuses...

[@Softwords-sb4lo]

It’s like an addict…only food is the drug. Trauma, depression, etc.

[@blessedfire365xgf]

May she be healed mind body and spirit 🙏

[@pam5389]

In Jesus name amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@karenmay9977]

Amen!

[@angelartistic3056]

Amen!

[@mogulmade]

With a giant bottle of Pepsi next to her in the hospital. Sis this has to be your audition tape.

[@RaineLe]

Diet pepsi

[@genia.bprettysavage2127]

@@RaineLe SHE STILL DOESN’T NEED THAT‼️

[@RaineLe]

@genia.bprettysavage2127 she don't need that fake processed meat they bout to give her in the hospital or the chemical sprayed veggies.... alot of things people don't need. It's about baby steps til you get there. #allopinionsmatter

[@Lizcat302]

For real I didn’t see it… oh nooo 🫢

[@bethanyoneal5789]

Pepsi is not on the dee diet!

[@HungoverInHighHeels]

Good. They need to keep her in the hospital and force her to get help. She's 33. She's young. Force her to get healthy before she dies

[@LadyLithias]

"force" .... the problem is that weight is not a simple equation, no matter how many people want to make it that simple. It's not just calories in calories out. It's how well metabolic processes work, water retention, inflammation, genetics, quality of available food, and the added issues of structural inability to deal with the physical load. When I had gastric bypass there were many folks who thought of that as "cheating".... is it cheating if you choose a method that works? It's not like this is a competition. It's a solitary game where one is working to better oneself. The only cheating in that situation would be to rig the scale to give a wrong number. folks might not look at me and see a success. But I was near 400 lbs, got down to 154 lbs (and looked like a walking skeleton) and now I weigh the right amount for the person I am. I've kept more than 40% of my body weight off for 16 years. (Success is measured as losing 50% of desired weight loss, and keeping it off for five years. I wanted to lose 150 lbs, and have kept more than 100% of desired weight loss for 16 years, I'm a success, even though I'm still considered obese). When you take complex issues and force them through a simple lens, you miss the nuances and simplistic solutions seem okay, but aren't. Few folks really get this. Take an array of Americans. You've got three guys, underweight, perfect weight, and overweight, and a similar array of women. You could easily find six individuals who fit this criteria who all (A) consume the expected daily calories for someone of their demographic situation, (B) excercise and have the same proportionate caloric usage daily, and (C) do NOT have identical results. When I was younger, I was misinformed by the societal and cultural norms, taught some things that were abjectly wrong, and was deeply deeply frustrated when my results were disastrous, no matter how much I followed the "rules" as I understood them. I do hope this woman is provided the necessary care to limit her caloric intake to a specific level, and given the support to begin to use more of those calories on a graduating basis. She's young enough to achieve a better future. But the reality is that every body is different, and she may not be a candidate for a happily ever after. I can still remember the person who was almost my identical statistics. Docs decided in her case that she needed a specific surgery before getting weight loss surgery, and that was the end of her fight, as she didn't live through the initial recovery. Before taking the step, she was told that she might not make it ten more years. Had she accepted ten years, well, she'd have gotten ten years more than she recieved.

[@jawarholol4651]

Do you understand how much money it costs to stay in the hospital?

[@YourLordAnon]

​@@LadyLithias all that just to have nothing to say. Nope, thermodynamics still applies. She needs to stop eating full stop. If she stops eating she will lose weight, no questions about that. She literally needs to go on a starvation diet while being given vitamins and minerals to keep her micronutrients in check.

[@LadyLithias]

@@YourLordAnon I don't disagree.... the problem is that it's simplistic to say that it's JUST calories in and Calories used. Because the calculations are based on averages, and averages are great, unless you're talking about an individual.

[@HungoverInHighHeels]

@@LadyLithias I was 345 lbs on January first. I am now 235 and prediabetic. I don't want to hear ANY of that. I am not on medications or anything close

[@flowerpower3618]

Mothers fault for feeding her. Take her to long term care in a nursing home with limited food and physical therapy.

[@jennytillery6408]

I live in a nursing home. This one does not allow people over 300 lbs. Over 300, you have to upgrade beds that will support your weight and the bigger beds won't go through the doorways. The one person here that is near the 300 mark is out of luck if there's a fire or tornado even. A social worker with the hospital should find her a place that accepts people of a bigger size that will work with her. A place that will help her with food addictions.

[@MsEliteForever]

​@@jennytillery6408 I feel bad for staff's backs. That's a sad addiction.

[@jennytillery6408]

@@MsEliteForever Amen! Their backs are shot out just turning folks every 2 hours and bathing folks.

[@sl4983]

Can she fast? Would that help?

[@lamarjohnson4023]

If she,or anyone that is like her can't live in an apartment,see about having for her to be in a facility.Like anyone in society in America knows of any over 400 pounds people that live homeless in the streets!!!

[@Largo-y]

She didn't leave the house for 2 years. Some is bringing in the food, that's the 1 who should be out there looking for housing. Enablers are a menace to society.

[@allisonjames2923]

Ah yes, because addicts are all completely innocent victims 🙄 Because she is a food addict. And she was addicted to food & used food to deal with her issues long before she became fully reliant on her mother. And if you’ve ever watched documentaries on these super obese people, you’ll see how many of them bully, manipulate, trick, lie & coerce others into giving them their drug of choice - food. So while there are enablers & there are definitely some people who prey upon people like this & “feed” them as a form of power & control, the majority are food addicts who will do anything for their fix 🤷‍♀️ But unlike with drugs & alcohol, they can’t just quit eating & drinking, so they constantly battle with their addiction, even more so than other addicts.

[@jb6712]

She lived in an apartment building in the Detroit area, on the 8th floor. I know that area, and it's reasonably decent housing, but it's meant for people of more normal weight. It isn't some 21st century construct with loads of features for people the size of her, nor does it have to be upgraded to accommodate such sizes. It's unfortunate for her, but she also shouldn't have eaten her way up to such a size.

[@kevinlong7515]

Wow she weighs more than 5 healthy women. Just another reason why society needs to stop normalizing obesity and encourage young people to be fit again. It's about health and quality of life above all.

[@Kandy-i3t]

yea 400 IBS is goal for some🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@purearea5142]

It’s not fair to say put her in a facility. I am a nurse and it’s ridiculous to expect healthcare workers to deal with this mess. Send her back to her own apartment. This was her choice.

[@cuprunnethover2]

Lord have Mercy on that young lady! Lord, she needs help!

[@Uhh-No-Comment]

And a diet

[@juliemcdaniel499]

I know right, she needs help DESPERATELY. Such a very tough situation bcuz she's a "fire hazard" wherever she goes.

[@hotorcold4835]

Yes LORD 🙏

[@jenscheibner792]

Choices

[@cuprunnethover2]

@@Uhh-No-Comment that's not nice. If you can't say anything nice then don't say nothing at all!

[@Basha1WB]

Not just a weight issue. This woman has been severely traumatized watching her boyfriend get killed in front of her this needs to be addressed along with the weight they go together! She has PTSD and uses food to cope. This is a sad and ridiculous situation.!

[@theill3stgoblinking693]

In da Goon her boyfriend

[@dcg590]

So?

[@Lilrob22]

King von was her boyfriend

[@GiGi52020]

It's sad, but she was obese prior to 2018 when that happened.

[@Typh211]

I agree, that is apart of the issue ! She’s using food as a way to emotionally numb the pain. Also sounds like she has other issues and uses food to cope. I really hope she gets the proper help.

[@wallacegrommet3479]

Who’s feeding this woman, that’s a crime

[@francesivey7811]

you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.

[@jeromefitzroy]

She’s a grown woman

[@msfranklin2650]

SHE STATED HER MOTHER TAKES CARE OF HER & I GUESS WHOMEVER ELSE BRINGS HER SNACKS & FAST FOOD

[@emmaponymous]

Where are the Fat Positivity folks? Health At Every Size advocates? Where are y'all?

[@elainewaller-rose9707]

I wouldn't call myself a fat positivity advocate, but I do have a question. How will shame and ridicule help this woman? It's a medical/mental health problem, so the solution has to involve the same.

[@nc2295]

🤣

[@Leisa-id4bg]

​@@elainewaller-rose9707ur part of the problem

[@johnpatz8395]

@@elainewaller-rose9707 enabling her behavior sure doesn't work, that's how she got this size! Shame is a very powerful tool, as it keeps people from acting like idiots, and spa most people from ending up weighing 800+ lbs

[@elainewaller-rose9707]

@johnpatz8395 I don't remember advocating enabling. Is not shaming and ridiculing a person the same as enabling to you? Listen to this woman. If shaming was such a powerful tool for weight loss, there'd be no overweight people. A person in her situation needs professional help of various kinds, not an overgrown schoolyard bully talking about "idiots". Grow up.

[@M.S.America2001]

My neighbor (male 50s) weighs 600 lbs and 911 was called and I watched out my patio how they moved him and it took 6/8 firemen, and had him lay on a piece of plastic and pulled him. That’s all they could do for him. Why anyone would allow their family members to get that large need charged w abuse.

[@scruffy281]

It agree 100 percent. It is abuse. Her mother should be find or some sort of punishment should be handed out.

[@Rikkisio]

Damn

[@nineteeneightynine432]

​@@Rikkisio thats disgusting

[@Heavyisthecrown]

She has a 2liter of Pepsi next to get in ghe hospital

[@Narrow-Pather]

We as adults are responsible for ourselves.

[@caroll1896]

Her mom is slowly killing her. Time for tough love, mom. She can’t get out of the bed to do it herself. It’s time to get tough.

[@giftedchild9490]

She even waited too long. How did her mum watch her get to this? I really pray for her.

[@hopehouston5732]

Her mom need the tough the love . The daughter need some real help. Her mother needs to stop this crap

[@littlebluesongbird]

She cant get out of bed. Mom has control of feeding, bathing and changing her dipers. Yes THE MOM HAS CONTROL RIGHT NOW. STOP FEEDING HER CRAP AND COOK HER HEALTHY FOOD!!! put her on the diet she could not do herself. She is bed ridden, she can yell at you but she cant get to the cubbord were you keep the patato chips. You are feeding her those potato chips!! MOM STOP FEEDING HER JUNK!!!

[@sl4983]

What's her mom supposed to do??

[@littlebluesongbird]

@@sl4983 stop feeding her junk, feed her healthy food. She is bed ridden who is giveing her food? Her mother is at falt here. Just like a 2 yr old the mom needs to cook and feed healrhy food to the child. This poor lady is 33 but bed ridden she is not shoping for herself. She cant cook for herself, she cant do anything for herself. Thus MOM DOES IT ALL. When the lady became bed ridden, the rest was moms falt. MOM is feeding her junk. Its abuse.

[@ctgal9698]

Cant the hospital refer her to a social worker and a facility that can help her. If I was a landlord I wouldnt rent to her either. Caregivers wouldnt be able to transfer her at that size. This is sad

[@eugenaarnold3965]

Fair housing! That’s against the law. She can have a lawsuit if they did that. I work in property management

[@teresayeates3437]

​@@eugenaarnold3965Not against the law as she is considered a fire hazzard.

[@cherylm2C6671]

@@eugenaarnold3965 It's not about fair housing and suing it's about physics. She cannot ambulate to the exit under emergency conditions and everyone would know it. Are there any ground level residences that can be accessed as medical transitional housing? Can you direct me as to ADU law for Wayne County? Thanks.

[@melissabrooks8555]

@@eugenaarnold3965 fair housing can’t discriminate based on race, religion, sex, disability, national origin or familial status. Discriminating against her being a fire hazard is very legal. Being fat is not a disability.

[@fatonyalmitchell3281]

Transfer size with Hoya lift 🛗

[@neonnoir9692]

That landlord needs to make her and her Mom sign a waiver releasing all liability so her family can't sue him when something happens.

[@jeffreyscottsgames9308]

You cant make somebody sign a waver for that. I doubt there’s gonna be a fire there its a 1 in a million chance that happens while she lives there i guarantee it.

[@Ev-rd2lw]

Please, for what. She dont need to go back period

[@GrandMasterLynx]

That still won’t help them from being sued by other people imagine that there’s a fire and she’s going down the stairs and people behind her can’t get around her

[@jb6712]

No landlord in their right mind is going to do anything other than evict her. I know where she lives, having lived in the Detroit area myself for a few years, and rental units aren't built for anyone of that size. They were built back in the days when people didn't generally reach more than 250 pounds, and that was a rarity, usually among men, not young women. No landlord is required to update their buildings for fire safety for extremely heavy people as long as they already meet code for those of more normal weights.

[@jb6712]

@@GrandMasterLynx True that! I know those buildings, having lived in the Detroit area for a few years. The buildings are just fine for those of normal weight, or only moderately heavy, but since she can't move at all on her own, she would have to be left in her apartment. There would be no way in the world anyone could get her safely down eight flights of stairs in a fire, and elevators automatically go down to the ground floor when a fire alarm sounds, so she'd be stuck.

[@bestillpatience6380]

Self inflicted misery.... her mother is assisting

[@lindalcoomes]

She enjoys the freebies.

[@dcg590]

Who cares? The rest of us paying for this crap. I’m supposed to feel bad while we pay 20k a year for health insurance and she pays nothing ?

[@MayWhite-bz7xl]

The best way to get rid of all that weight is to start eating like a bird it works every time.

[@nativenation11]

Exactly, she should have been fed up when she weighed in at 400 pounds.

[@TacoBellMyths]

Calling you savior hear her humble cry you have the power to help her in Jesus name

[@juliemcdaniel499]

Yes In The Name of Jesus 🙏 🤲

[@TacoBellMyths]

@@juliemcdaniel499 Glory be to GOD!

[@Keva-jp8kc]

Ues, lord Jesus. Touch..😊

[@mattbosley3531]

Sure talk to your imaginary friend. That'll help more than actually doing something.

[@ARISZN]

​@@mattbosley3531you sound like you need somebody to talk to, do you hate Christians or something?? you need help.

[@Mango_Cutie]

I hope this lady gets the help she needs. Bless her heart 🙏🏻

[@LizbethGerow]

FYI....firefighters don't have the equipment to rescue NORMAL ppl above the 7th floor, never mind an 800+ pound woman.

[@misfitbrit1989]

Right. Plus it took 15 to get her out and they were considering taking her out the window. I'd hate like hell to be a firefighter on that shift and really hate to be her in a fire! There's people determined not to burn to death behind someone in the stairwell.

[@kathyscott9555]

How can a person reach that weight without they heart bursting😢

[@ninapolley5363]

ikr

[@trollmagnet8265]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭. When I reach a certain weight I started walking and dieting ain't no way 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭800 almost a horse. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@jb6712]

There have been people of far greater size than that, including a woman who reached the weight of 1,023 pounds (she successfully got down to around 200 pounds through correct dieting and a lot of help, plus had to have something like six skin removal surgeries over the three years it took for her to lose the weight). There was a man back in the 1930s who reached the astronomical weight of over 1,200 pounds. His was a glitch in his body somewhere, not something he did to himself. He expired at the age of 27, but it was multi system organ failure, not his heart bursting. There have been others of heavier weights, many up in the 900+ pound range, so while I can't answer that question, it's more likely their organs would be suffocated, not anything bursting. sorry this is so long.

[@ChrisWojcik-v9t]

Jesus please give this woman strength to overcome her food addiction ❤❤❤❤❤✝️

[@purplelove3666]

Jesus (As) can't give her strength or has the ability to,Only God can give her strength.

[@Shaddow88664]

Their both not real....BTW Santa clause and the tooth fairy are not real ...just in case you didn't know

[@margaretbaker1858]

Amen 🙏🤍🕊

[@I.Am.RosaMarie]

​@@purplelove3666JESUS is GOD.

[@I.Am.RosaMarie]

​@@Shaddow88664yet, something tells me that you believe in aliens? I pray that the scales fall from your eyes.

[@Sew-Ronica]

Everyone deals with trauma differently. Some of yall pop pills , gamble, sex, over work or has fits of rage. Dont judge her because of how she's processing difficulties.

[@deniseseawood135]

Amen

[@lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64]

That's true. But one needs to get over it and deal with the trauma. She is killing herself. If a person is that big, they have to get control over themselves immediately.

[@AriellaJu]

💯

[@1PrinceJay]

That part!

[@averageamerican786]

Some work out and eat healthy😮

[@TestofTorment]

Unless you can give this woman constructive, positive criticism.... how about not leaving nasty comments? She knows she's obese. She KNOWS that life changes need to be made to get better. With her myriad of health problems, it's not that easy. And her main problem right now is finding a place to call home before she's out on the streets. We don't know her full story and unfortunately it's taken years for her to need medical treatment for this to become an immediate issue. I can't believe the amount of hate online anonymity gives people to feel entitled to leave such remarks. I personally hope she gets the help she needs and is able to overcome her struggles. One day at a time and one step closer at getting healthier. At 33 years old she has the time to make a difference and become the person she wants to be.

[@anthonythomas6565]

They can help her while she in the hospital to lose the weight and monitor her… but we’re living in times people don’t care for other people. She clearly depressed. God I please answer this women cry.

[@mzkittym.5450]

The hospital isn't going to keep her as & inpatient, she needs a bariatric specialist. Not a simple task.

[@brianne571]

True they have done that. But if she's not wanting to lose she'll gain it back or people bring her food on the side. She didn't have much to do. Food is a big part of her life

[@motecasa]

You have to think about the hospital resources she's gonna be absorbing. You're gonna need multiple people to care for her even if you've already got a full hospital to manage

[@SonyaTheSidePieceCrumbSnatcher]

​@@motecasaYes, that is what medical care is! You use as many people as needed to get a person healthy again. This lady needs both mental and physical health professionals.

[@motecasa]

@OnionsUnderSonyasEyes resources are finite she needs specialist care. Hospitals are mainly general care they'd be wasting their resources on her when she needs a specialized care plan.

[@FreedomNights2012]

Food addiction isn’t taken as seriously as it should be.

[@TinaRN]

I’m still amazed by how news stations don’t proofread their story titles.

[@divalizzous]

It’s ridiculous at this point. It’s like there is some illiterate high school intern just typing shit and pressing the ‘post’ button. It’s bad that it’s normal now.

[@QueenofKings-mh7zn]

She just has bad luck. Her apartment is flooded and a fire hazard.

[@TinaRN]

@@QueenofKings-mh7zn 🤭 well played.

[@TinaRN]

@@divalizzous yep! The dumbing down of America continues. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@carlablue4611]

They’re using automatic spell check.

[@BBB-to4cc]

I am 205 and I just got diagnosed with non alcoholic fatty liver disease and I’m not even 30. I’m praying for her but if obesity is such a problem and it could be such a money maker, why don’t we have more facilities focused on physical therapy AND weight loss, and why can’t patients like her be admitted? She deserves to have a healthy life. One reason I’m overweight is bc I work from home, didn’t have money for workout classes or a gym, and didn’t have the money to eat healthy. Now I’ve been going to the gym and eating healthy and I feel like a whole new woman.

[@jb6712]

Sure, let's just make it easier and easier for people to abdicate all responsibility for their own eating habits and drowning themselves in a sea of body fat. Yep, that's the ticket 🙄.

[@valeriebernard6517]

Don’t need to spend money at a gym. Just walk,use the stairs.

[@CarolynEvans-iq8tp]

this is a young woman; this moment, of being denied entry to her apartment is a blessing. she'll either change things, set her mom free from the prison they both inhabit, and take her life back!

[@barbrn]

I'll bet that you don't have a weight problem.

[@titogee36]

Facts

[@titogee36]

@@barbrnno but I had a drug hard drug problem.. and I chose to take my life back in 29 with 3 years sober

[@CarolynEvans-iq8tp]

@@barbrn only my entire life.

[@AriellaJu]

Her mom is young 😢 this is so sad 🥺💔🙏🏽

[@Kimberly-pi8my]

Her "mom" is disgusting and doesn't love her at all

[@baepple]

Be nice Kimberly

[@monikajohnson8236]

Her mom is over feeding her.

[@clydejones1934]

​@@Kimberly-pi8myWhat a vile thing to say!

[@clydejones1934]

​@@baeppleExactly

[@Cucumberflavoredmustard]

All people this big have enablers. They are at fault as well. These people are not going to the kitchen themselves, let alone the store.

[@notmebutyou8350]

EXACTLY!

[@debbiecaldwell489]

She is Section 8. It must cost a FORTUNE in food to be that big!! Looks like she is getting too much money in Food Stamps!!!

[@sussybaca7256]

I used to work in a grocery store. Most (not all) the people on food stamps were buying junk food, pop and sugary drinks, chips candy frozen food. Hardly any people actually bought fresh vegetables and fruits or meat to be cooked with a meal. I was on food stamps for a short time in college. The last month i had them i bought a live lobster and a steak along with vegetables and feasted like a king.

[@misfitbrit1989]

There was a huge lady with morbidly obese kids (the youngest was 8) who was on Dr Phil several years ago. She was a food stamp recipient. When asked why she didn't feed the kids and herself fruits and veggies, she whined that they were "too expensive" compared to processed stuff. Which is true, the stores perimeter is always more expensive because it's wholesome food. What she failed/fails to realize is SNAP isn't there to cover all your groceries, it's to cover a majority of the cost but not everything for the month. Add to the fact that she got a lot in benefits, she could've afforded much better food. I miss the days when I had them while on short term disability from work for 12 weeks. It was far easier to afford nurturing foods than it is without them and especially right now. ​@@sussybaca7256

[@newmamaful]

She might want to contact Dr. Now in Houston, Texas that helps the people on the My 600 pound life show. He has great success with bariatric patients. I hope she can find a solution to her housing problem.

[@talexander2302]

I'm 52 and there is NO way I would allow my kids to do this... mom make her GET UP😢

[@ninapolley5363]

I'm guessing her legs won't support that weight..most likely she's probably out of breath too.

[@jb6712]

I'm not defending the young woman, but please understand something: the human skeleton is meant to hold only so much weight per person, with it being strong enough to carry around 200 poumds more without serious issues. A person who weighs 825 pounds does not have the capacity to get up at all, and their leg bones would snap into many pieces if they did manage to get up. On top of that, her muscles are very weak from not being used for so long, so she's between a rock and a hard place. Her mother CAN'T "make her get up"!

[@kierielong975]

That woman needs serious mental help. She’s got to be insane for letting herself get like that. Her mom should not be allowed to take care of her. She obviously didn’t care about her daughter.

[@1tarawho]

I blame the people who bring her the food and go grocery shopping for her!! Stop enabling this woman!! Food can be an addiction and should be treated with deep psychotherapy. Get this lady a psychiatrist and let her do her appointments by video call.

[@TNFVLOGS]

Terrible situation but if something happens and she is killed due to being not able to move out the apartment in a timely manner they will be quick to sue

[@anglophils645]

She needs to be admitted to a nursing home. At her age, to have Medicare, means that she has been approved as disabled. I feel sure that there are nursing homes in her area that can take her. That would be best, as they can get her going with healthy eating, and physical therapy and exercise. The state should make her a ward, so that they can block her mother from bringing her food.

[@WendyW7508]

Nope. They dont have enough staff to care for someone that size. And the Medicaid in my state has a bariatrics rate but I don't know about all states. That Bari rate is only double and that equals the facility literally losing only daily to care for her. And the amount of staff injuries always goes up. The special machine she would need to transfer is custom and costs ridiculous amounts. And it's likely if one is available, it would need shipped from another state. And medicaid don't pay for anything extra only the daily rate. Well, they do, but it takes months and months for approval and the facility pays in the Interim. Guarantee you no facility will accept her.

[@neffyg35]

Some nursing homes can barely care for a 90lbs old lady. She would need way more care

[@ASOnly1]

🏆👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@JackieSkellington]

I wondered about that too, if disabled officially, SSDI, under the ADA she must be given a first floor unit. However, I think they said this is Houston, my disabled brother lives there and there are many apartments NOT ADA COMPLIANT, they're too old

[@cjhoward409]

I worked in a nursing home. They are not equipped for an 800 pound person !

[@susie1370]

Did anyone watch the movie " What's eating Gilbert Grape?" The mother was so heavy and she decided one day to try and climb the stairs to sleep in her bed , instead of the couch, one night and it killed her, she died peacefully in her sleep! And her teen kids didn't know how anyone would get her out of there, the kids were thinking all kinds of crazy ways that first responders would have to do so , using a crane for example, and the kids were horrified of the thought! The house was old and rickety, they decided to set the house on fire! Was a sad movie! Johnny Depp and Leonardo DiCaprio starred in it!

[@카일마진]

I've heard of one where they had to destroy a wall and use a truck to get to the decomposing body

[@JackieSkellington]

Leo's best work 😊

[@landomilknhoney]

I thought the children killed her.

[@susie1370]

@@JackieSkellington he played a great role in that movie!

[@susie1370]

@@landomilknhoney no , she passed away in her sleep!

[@catmom5622]

There's no way to clean between all the rolls, much less toilet issues. Every time she pees and poops, it stays on the skin, causing skin breakdown and infection. Her mother may try to do her best, but it's impossible to adequately clean her. The smell has to be atrocious.

[@Leisa-id4bg]

Ugh 🤮

[@tracysue1176]

Not true. I'm sure her mother does just fine . That's her baby. Not all big ppl smell . She needs a home health aide

[@denisenoe3702]

@@tracysue1176 She can do her best but those things are difficult. It is very hard to properly clean a person of that size.

[@Blurb777]

@@tracysue1176 No- what she needs is a dietician and nutritionist to help her cut the calories, and a physical therapist to get her moving. Any movement is good at this point. Get off all sugars - starches - dairy - go Atkins diet. It will save her life.

[@misfitbrit1989]

I'm an STNA (nurse aid) and a mom. It would take more than one aid to help this woman and you're talking round the clock care, not just a friendly check in a couple times a week. Between the physical ailments, hygiene, preparing and cooking healthy meals, shopping for and bringing said food in and other things that aren't in an aids description, she would need to hire a personal assistant for a majority of what she actually needs. A dietician would be an ideal place to start with her. As a mother, your kids are your babies and you never stop caring about them or loving them. The need to do so is overwhelming at times. But if it takes telling my son "no" versus watching him die a slow, painful death, making funeral arrangements for him and having to look at him in a casket...guess who will say "no" and stick to their word to save their baby. What she NEEDS is not a home health aid. She needs to lose weight, and a lot of it. And a mother who says "no" instead of finding her daughter dead. It's called enabling and behind every person with an addiction issue is an enabler to allow them to keep living the life they have. ​@@tracysue1176

[@LucumaKitty]

Lymphedema is a terrible disease. If there is a way to treat this first, then maybe she'll have a better chance at getting the other medical issues handled.

[@bridgetteware4831]

it is its called exercise

[@emilyh333]

@@bridgetteware4831lymphedema has no cure. Do your research. Your suggestion can only help manage the symptoms amongst many other treatments.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

​@@bridgetteware4831 I was thinking about that, but how much exercise can she do at that size and with those ailments?

[@czogg99]

Losing weight will help

[@ohhaiJess96]

She is not 800 pounds because of lymphedema bffr

[@chameikabrooks1234]

There is obviously a deeper issue that is the driving force of her weight gain. Praying that she can get mental help first that will help her with her physical help. She is so young still.

[@lenevee4925]

I hope this lady gets help soon. They should not pay property management another penny since they dont want her to return. She might want to seek an attorney for discrimination.

[@misfitbrit1989]

Who's discriminating? The landlord even offered to let her have a first level apartment but none were available. Tell me, would YOU feel safe living underneath her? Eventually, in the area she lives in, the floor will begin to give way via the joists. One hit and miss on the toilet and there will be water running to adjacent and lower apartments. GOD FORBID, that there actually was a fire - would you want to be stuck behind her trying to get down the stairs?! The elevators don't operate doing a fire so the only way out is the stairwell. Would you wanna be one of the people calling the loved one of tenant explaining how they didn't make it out because they were stuck behind her? How would you feel if you got that call because one of your loved ones was stuck behind her? There's far too much liability. I hope she gets on the right track soon too but think of the issues here. Frankly, she did this to herself and other people shouldn't have to suffer the consequences for it. Might seem harsh what the landlord had to do but they dont have much choice either. It was offer a spot or evict her.

[@diegorgeousBEAUTY]

Whenever I view videos like this, I’m left with two questions. Who is helping feed her? Who is paying for her meals?

[@emsnewssupkis6453]

Tax payers.

[@alissonnaso3439]

What I think of is adults have the freedom to make their own choices, and she sadly chooses to make bad decisions. I don't blame the liquor store for some people becoming alcoholics.

[@fulcrumsee5968]

@@alissonnaso3439 exactly that bat duck did it to herself.

[@briasworld8]

Tax Payers because I'm sure she's getting a Disability Check.

[@stevens8185]

They said Medicare, Medicaid, and section 8 for housing on the report

[@christy4062]

Whoever is her enabler needs to be charged.

[@ninapolley5363]

I agree

[@Lighthouse6104]

This is truly heartbreaking 💔. What a lot of people don’t understand is that when someone gets to a weight that extreme it’s not simply because they’re lazy and greedy, it stems from brutal addiction. This is women needs serious help.

[@SuperBluejewels]

It is because they are lazy and greedy . People beat addiction, she doesn’t want to.

[@soulbrothanumbahone]

@@SuperBluejewels If it were only that simple. As you judge this woman, I pray that you never find yourself in the throws of any kind of an addiction. Aside from addiction, there could also be issues with her physical or mental health that play a role in her weight gain, not to mention that so much of the food today is so processed many of the nutrients are lost, and so many different foods are pumped with sugars, sodium, preservatives, etc. The truth is, her weight gain is largely her fault, but we all make mistakes, and you judging her so harshley is not helping her. You can either be a part of the problem or the solution, or you can just say nothing and let this person be.

[@Domesticgoddess12]

On the 8th FLOOR?!? HOWD SHE GET THAT BIG TO BEGIN WITH?!?! 33?! AND YOUR LIFE IS PRETTY MUCH OVER IF YOU DONT DO SOMETHING NOW!!!! Smh…

[@TRIPLEDIGITS]

Women who are 200 plus should be watching this and taking notes...

[@CraShettaThomasHolloman]

I pray that everything works out for her and that she's able to find a new home and get help with her mental health and a plan for her weight.

[@johniarburks4384]

Help this young lady reach out to this show called 600 pound life. Dr. Now will help her 🙏

[@shaybrown5289]

I think Dr Now passed last year😔

[@johniarburks4384]

@@shaybrown5289 please tell me it’s not true 😢😢

[@valdabrat4886]

​@@johniarburks4384 It's not. Doctor Now is still alive. I had to Google it cuz I thought no way really?! But he is definitely still alive. 😁

[@rasheedah3311]

@@johniarburks4384 I just googled it and it’s not saying that he passed,

[@dhr8687]

​@@shaybrown5289 He is still alive and practicing medicine. Google it.

[@Heavyisthecrown]

Wait so boyfriend got killed and she gained 200? So she was already 600? 😂😂😂

[@jeffreyburney6161]

I think if you weigh 600 pounds having a boyfriend or a girlfriend just isn’t happening

[@jb6712]

@@jeffreyburney6161 Oh, you'd be surprised at how many men of a certain race REALLY like huge women! I lived in that area for a few years, and I was always surprised at the women who had male friends practically licking their shoes just to be with them.

[@lindafrabizio2910]

No one should be that overweight.

[@peacefaith560]

Look at those mukbangs them people over 400lbs

[@shereeross4049]

That's her fault

[@tottryship5608]

No one should be overweight period... But I guess that problem isn't a problem.

[@lindafrabizio2910]

@@tottryship5608 1 have 20 xtra lbs i am trying to lose !

[@piranhapout]

​@@peacefaith560 One of them died recently while streaming in China. 24 years old.

[@ec8687]

Emergency services wouldn’t be able to get her out quickly if there was a fire.

[@CP-3333]

Unfortunately she's a liability. If there is a fire and she can't get out there's a good chance her family can sue the apartment complex and the city for negligence.

[@dawnwheeler2649]

Nope. They were not negligent. Apparently when she moved in she was obese but still mobile. If they tried to deny her the apt or kicked her out back then she may fight , but no negligence on the apt owners,.. just on her mother and herself for allowing her to become the size of livestock

[@BrandyBrandalia]

Why is she crying? You don't get to near 900 lbs by accident. That requires active (or in her case inactive) participation.

[@maryscribner1194]

Did you see any tears?

[@conniewolf7300]

You can't blame them for not wanting her back!

[@aniyahbrown3454]

I had a 850lb patient fall and there were 7 of us to get him off of the floor

[@Itsoktoloveyourself]

😮😮😮😮

[@danabenson4125]

That scary and sad

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

I'm an RN, it's like wrestling with a mass of bread dough trying to reposition them.

[@aniyahbrown3454]

@@UncleDavesKitchen yes, I work in ortho trauma. It’s so hard when they’re under anesthesia and can’t help you at all

[@RahYisrael99]

Thats scary. Im 220lbs. I missed a step one time, and my ankle still hasn't recovered. I cant imagine being 4xs my weight and falling.

[@GigglewithFelix321]

Show this video to body positivity influencers.

[@Jsarmy87124]

🙄🫢🚮

[@darcimunday4410]

Wonder what they would say about this lady. I believe that we won't be hearing from them. Cause they will have nothing to say.

[@Andr35000]

Y'all say anything to feel relevant, I'm a chubby woman but not unhealthy chubby and I'm all about body positivity. However this woman is depressed and is coping with food. Not all big/chubby people are unhealthy...😑

[@TheHollowBlade]

@@Andr35000except body positivity has a limit. If your a woman standing 5.5 and you weigh 350lbs thats not good. If you have a little muffin top and you enjoy eating a bag of chips once every 2 weeks theres nothing at all wrong with that. But lets be honest here, the people who go to body positivity movements and are extremely vocal about it are 100% not healthy. And this will be the result for a solid portion of the people who claim they cannot be called fat and ive even seen things like wanting doctors to not call them obese or tell them they have to lose weight. Positivity and equality movements are great until they get taken over by extrmeists who use the movements solely for their benefit and to avoid taking accountability.

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

​@@Andr35000 Im confused. Not all big people are unhealthy. Are you saying other obese people with huge BMIs are not sick?

[@ljmorris6496]

One great "My 600 Lb Life" episode...

[@KaylaHumphries-us8jq]

They betta send her to Dr Now In Houston

[@shaybrown5289]

If I’m not mistaken Dr Now passed last year😔

[@camilledavis9027]

He’s hasn’t passed away, I think they are ending the show though

[@nicoletambasco9210]

My heart just breaks for her. She’s a human being. Obesity to this extent must be treated as an illness and disability. She needs home healthcare, an aid, a physical therapist, mental health treatment. “Fixing” her stomach with surgery isn’t going work even if it was an option for her. God Bless Her.

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

Who will pay for all of those professionals? I don't think insurance can.

[@jamesdean9943]

Her mother has to be involved with her progress. She is the one who is enabling her. To get to 825lbs she has to be consuming at least 8,000 calories a day. This is a crazy amount of food!

[@neonnoir9692]

Won't happen. No one will take her.

[@andreamoore1539]

It's not only a safety risk for her, but for first responders trying to assist her. She needs to continue treatment at a rehab center. If she is home her mother will continue to enable her.

[@Luna-jk9de]

She need to call Dr. Now

[@nessae354]

Shes not ready to discharge. Shes still a threat to her own life until she's got her eating under control and is mobile. My heart goes out to her. She deserves help to overcome her past emotional trauma and current physical ailments. ❤ Where is Dr. Now? Get her to Houston.

[@Dreamer-by4nk]

This poor lady. I hope she receives the help she needs to change her life.❤

[@SheliaRPierre]

Please don't make fun of this woman. Just like other addictions, she has an addiction to food. Having been through so much trauma, SOME people are emotional eaters and use food to "help" or stop the pain. I pray she gets help and lose the weight so she can have a more active life....Freedom. 🙏

[@ruth80809]

I hate some of the comments who are criticizing her. She suffered trauma and that needs to be addressed.

[@SheliaRPierre]

@@ruth80809 True. Some people can be so mean.

[@raya74]

Exactly

[@sheambitious29lachelle17]

Praying for her help ❤

[@starryeyedsurprise25]

I wish I was closer unfortunately I am across the country. I would love to help care for this woman . She deserves compassion, care, and love which I am thinking she has not gotten much of. I pray something is found for her quickly and help is on the way. ❤

[@dawnjohnson9504]

Godbless you You🙏