Dr Now Worried - 591-Lb Patient Suffers a Medical Emergency | My 600-Lb Life

[@shivalishankersharma1562]

She did not eat because she was hungry. She was nervous about her condition and she coped the only way she knew. By eating. Food addiction is as bad as any other addiction

[@kanyebreast6072]

Well if she was so nervous about her health, she would have known eating would have made it worse, so she clearly wasn't that nervous about her health

[@sunflower0243]

@@kanyebreast6072 why are you commenting under everybody's comments the same ignorant stuff?? Its an addiction, she had an addiction!

[@tonicaron401]

Very true

[@Ryan_DeWitt]

Apparently the word "addiction" automatically makes it so you can't be held accountable for any bad decisions. Part of making a positive change is realizing that it ultimately is your bad choices that got you where you are.

[@ruthsturgeon4979]

@@kanyebreast6072 She's an ADDICT you judgemental posturing PRETENTIOUS sanctimonious fool what it is you fail to understand

[@ellacruz9222]

Eating before going to emergency is a no no. Especially before any tests

[@c_farther5208]

She died at age 41 after this surgery.

[@kanyebreast6072]

I wouldn't dream of eating before going to A&E if I knew there was a good chance of having surgery. She also wasn't complaining of pain while stuffing her face.

[@F95GHomestead]

iv always known that but whats the science behind it. I dont work in medical at all so i was just wondering what happens when someone does eat

[@XC21ALiSoN]

@@F95GHomestead food can have an impact on different labs. It will also cause additional complications if you need emergency surgery. You typically need to be NPO for 8-12 hours before surgery bc of the risk of vomiting and aspiration as well as effects on anesthesia.

[@marinam.2293]

I'm having surgery on Monday, so this weekend is clear liquids only, and fasting 8 hrs prior to surgery. Food can mess with diagnostic tests, making images unclear, and can cause major problems with anesthesia if surgery is necessary.

[@sarahmcqueen3652]

Seeing her stop to get food is just so sad. She really is an addict.

[@w1tchmom]

She died!

[@c_farther5208]

Agreed. Most people would let themselves just get super hungry and empty if they were feeling ill in the intestinal tract. She said many times, she "wasted her life on food." She did, too. She died, by-the-way. What we see in this clip is her final times. She never goes back home.

[@baller9real]

@@c_farther5208 Before I was diagnosed with Stage-2 Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, there were some days where I couldn't eat at all. The acid in my stomach was so bad, that if I tried to eat, I would just throw it back up. I had a blocked bile duct, that was causing the issues, and after a couple rounds of chemotherapy, I was able to eat whatever I wanted too again! If this woman was truly in as much discomfort as she said she was, she wouldn't have been able to eat! I understand it was a medical emergency; but stopping at a restaurant, and sitting there for a few minutes, eating, then heading to the hospital, is just outrageous to me!

[@moniquejones6482]

That's sad. Her stomach is in pain and she stops to eat. Wow. I had internal injuries from a car accident, I couldn't eat.. it would hurt so bad. Bless this ladies heart.

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

@@moniquejones6482 reminds me of people who have pneumonia and still smoke cigarettes without taking a break from it.

[@TheMcKenzieHaus]

I work at a hospital and something so strange I notice, people know when they are about to kick the bucket. I can’t describe it. It’s in their eyes. When it’s really gonna happen, you know

[@michy_ibr]

Right? You can kind of see it when she’s telling Dr Now about how she’s been feverish for a couple days.

[@Scott-got-caught]

That's just they're soul checking out. Sometimes if you pay attention there can be a smell as well. My mom said like roses...when my grampa was a couple days from passing

[@AshAsh32]

Heard about a resident from a nursing home screaming about her feet being on fire & someone standing in her room 😬. So it was pretty obvious what was happening🤦🏾‍♀️ & scary I imagine!

[@genevamckenzie9608]

Have they said anything to you on what they see? Feel? Smell??

[@lisadunn1138]

I worked with dying patients. There is definitely something that is there but is then gone. It's like a sense of smell, a feeling, something. It's hard to describe. I had patients who were supposed to live but they had that something missing. Others who were technically supposed to be at deaths door who still had this sort of spark. I could also walk onto a ward and I'd know someone had died without being told. I had many patients who had what I called visitors in the last week of their lives. People or pets who had passed away who came to visit them. People who had done bad things in life often had fear and would ask to speak to a priest etc but no one, not ever had burning feet etc.

[@FibroFightingBarbie]

I live in Houston and I've always wondered when the buffet was gonna be on the show with a patient because it's literally in the same parking lot across from Dr. Now you can smell it from outside and everytime I pass it I think how that's the worst possible spot for Dr. Nows office.

[@minihypez2415]

It could be a good place just because it tests that initial denial of food additive cravings.

[@classicalroach]

Lol that’s a cunning location. Good business acumen.

[@neen42]

Honestly, it's real life - you smell food in a lot of places - you can choose to move on or give in. I walk by lots of restaurants and take public transportation so if i stopped by every place that smelled good, i would no longer be able to walk! I appreciate the nice smell, that businesses are thriving, and move on.

[@mcnamaraky]

​@@minihypez2415 Not really. Tempting addicts early in recovery is a terrible idea and terrible for them because they are so early in they haven't developed the tools to "say no" yet. Like an alcoholic. If they're in month 1 of getting clean you don't want to bring them to a bar where everyone's doing shots. MAYBE after a year of proven sobriety and the ability to say no, but even then you go into a barber shop enough and you'll get a haircut. I'm recovering from opioids so that's why I say that. When I first get clean (multiple times, I've relapsed) I have to stay away from EVERYONE, EVERY PLACE, AND EVERYTHING that could cause me to use. So I no longer go hang out with my dope dealer, or friends using. Because if I put opioids in front of me after only a week or a month of sobriety? The odds of using are super high. So I'm gonna disagree with this as a type of "proof" that they are getting better, because tempting an addict when they're in the earliest stages of changing their life is cruel and usually results in relapse (be it food, drugs, alcohol, having a woman crush your balls with high heels, etc.).

[@thyra_UK]

I had a bowel obstruction once and the pain was so bad no way could I even think of eating. So sad that even in extreme pain her addiction took over.

[@donnacole1706]

I wonder if they could have given her that stuff for colonoscopy I had a bowel obstruction before and I was given that disgusting drink that is like drano I wonder if that'd work

[@finster1968]

I had a bowel obstruction also about fifteen years ago. My stomach started to swell, I was vomiting, and I had excruciating pain. I’m a normal weight and don’t have a food addiction, so I can’t imagine eating in that condition when I felt like I might die.

[@finster1968]

@@donnacole1706 - I don’t think that would be a good idea. It could force intestinal waste against the blockage and could burst. Then you have an even more dangerous situation that could send you in septic shock and swift death.

[@donnacole1706]

@@finster1968 yea I didn't think about that .. that colonoscopy drink is a strong drink I'm sure they considered the strength of it and yea that would be so painful.

[@robynzelickson6164]

@@donnacole1706 not necessarily. That stuff is gross alright but I don't think you could use it to clear a bowel obstruction. Apparently, they give you meds in an IV, or do surgery.

[@kasiagirl4708]

Dr Now always wants his patients to go to therapy. He always says “ You need to know what drives you to over eat”. He knows they need to talk to a professional and deal with the issues or they won’t keep the weight off

[@kristinataylor1496]

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[@joywebster2678]

They need to do therapy before the gastric surgery so it minimizes magical thinking. So many of these food addicts believe reducing the size of their stomach will reduce their weight but they don't understand what they put in the stomach whatever size matters, so does the lack of movement.

[@sharity3289]

@@joywebster2678 Yes, therapy should be a requisite for surgery. If you have an addiction, no amount of surgery, or rehab, is gonna make you change your habits and urges.

[@christinebutler7630]

Yep, he's a surgeon, not a shrink, and he knows they need both.

[@joywebster2678]

@@christinebutler7630 we are suggesting that they start with the therapy long before the gastric sleeve surgery...not how he organizes it, after they start gaining again.

[@dancingfirefly7761]

It hurts so bad she's almost in tears, but she still stopped for food. Unbelievable.

[@tay2944]

Addiction is a terrible thing

[@kanyebreast6072]

She wasnt truly in pain, that's why. She wasnt complaining about pain while she was stuffing her face. And if she was in such awful pain, eating would really be the last thing she was thinking about!

[@tiffbeevachou108]

Which should demonstrate perfectly how much mental health influences obesity.

[@Jerseyboondocks]

She is addicted. She is addicted to food just like a heroin addict is to heroin or pain pills. If she doesn't eat, she will have bad withdraw symptoms. And usually there's a mental problem behind it, so she's going to do things that make no sense to other people

[@southerngypsy1894]

@@kanyebreast6072 You're not that bright. It's the same as Coke addicts that think they're having a heart attack having one last line before going to the hospital or calling 911. It's literally no different. Also, going from sitting up to laying down has a lot of impact on someones level of pain.

[@julieannejoolz]

She passed away..she went into cardiac arrest and never woke up..Dr Now was right to be worried about her..it's just too bad she didn't try and help herself earlier and it went to that life and death situation!. RIP. Coliesa 🙏

[@mariyagross286]

Omgoodness it's really sad to hear when these people pass away

[@Mimzie-Arizona]

She aye so much it couldn't pass through her intestines

[@rsvp89]

Whaaaat ?

[@mayelinbautista9884]

What happened to her?

[@louren8545]

@@mayelinbautista9884 She literally said she had a heart attack and didn't wake up

[@nickbuckley4371]

He isn’t mean or cold he gives tough love to people but he really cares about his patience

[@rein2430]

9:21

[@leahlewis3247]

watching her stop to get food cause she was scared was like watching a smoking addict have a cigarette to relieve some stress. it’s a real addiction.

[@TheOne_isGOD]

or governments spending mmore money to increase money

[@muse7746]

Once when visiting someone in a convalescent hospital, a man in a wheel chair wearing a nasal cannula to an oxygen tank came up to me and asked me if I had a match. First of all patients aren't allowed to smoke inside. Second, striking a match while your oxygen tank is on will cause an explosion! He got a cigarette from somewhere, then a match from someone, went outside, turned off his oxygen, and lit up!!!! This guy was dying of Emphysema (sp) . Man. Now thats addiction! Sad. SMH

[@pattiburtonsalmonsen3202]

@@muse7746 someone should give him a patch not a match

[@happydays5989]

@Shawn Blake you need help

[@christineperez7562]

The person driving should have told her no.

[@ScoobyDoozy]

Eating anything, never mind broccoli and beef, as she sits in the emergency room car park presenting for an intestinal obstruction that’s likely going to require emergency surgery and a GA is the equivalent of a heroin addict shooting up in the hospital parking lot before they get resuscitated with Narcan for an overdose. Mind blowing. It’s tragic to read that Coleisa died from complications of her gastric sleeve surgery at only 41. This isn’t a food issue, it’s a mental health issue, but we treat it as a food issue. My condolences to her loved ones and family

[@robynzelickson6164]

It's just like any other addiction and he treats it by trying to change what she eats. He usually sends them for therapy to get at the trauma and the pain that it causes. She eats because it numbs the pain. Sometimes these patterns go back to when they were little children.

[@robynzelickson6164]

I agree that it's tragic. He doesn't lose many but some have died. It's Iike a cocaine overdose. Sugar and simple carbs that convert to sugar quickly hit the same receptors in the brain as cocaine does. That's why they'll say they know they shouldn't eat like that but they can't stop. The drug takes their pain away, so if they don't get the sugar then the cravings start to get really bad. I feel really sad for her. Basically, it's suicide on the installment plan.

[@LittleRainGames]

You dont go to the hospital to get narcan. If you overdose on opiates you are out cold and someone has to come to you.

[@robynzelickson6164]

@@LittleRainGames true but I think that she was already in the hospital car parking lot. I think that's what @Scooby Doo meant. You're right though. If you're in an alley or something, an ambulance or someone has to come to you to give you narcan. Some cities have places you can go to shoot up so that if you OD someone is there to give you narcan. Otherwise you're not supposed to shoot up alone. Even so, many people OD and die.

[@donnaharris9381]

@@robynzelickson6164 yes yr correct!! And unfortunately many do shoot up alone as they dont want2 share their drugs or get ripped off....there's a saying 4 drinkers 2...an alcoholic tht drinks alone is a sad alcoholic....mischief in numbers🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

She's getting something to eat RIGHT AFTER leaving Dr. Now's office?! That's like dumping gasoline on a grease fire!

[@Dimensionalalteration]

Not only that she scoffs at the healthier option for being expensive like oh well ,poor me I have to go for the greasy cheesy option because then she can get more .it's like a stupid meme $13on beef and broccoli-talk to the hand. $13 big grease pile of deep fried dumpster mix -nod of approval.

[@c_farther5208]

She died by-the-way. When we see this clip, she never goes home again, she winds-up on life support then eventually her heart stopped and she went to the big buffet in the heavens. p.s. She was only 41 years old, to me, that is sad.

[@jenivadiamonds8523]

@@c_farther5208 seriously she died? I watched this episode but not till the end, had to go for my annual hospital check up, half way 😊…I nearly rescheduled my appointment just to finish watching it 🤣

[@kanyebreast6072]

@@jenivadiamonds8523 Yep. She died

[@kellisuemontague8698]

When you have a suspected intestinal blockage and then go eat more -- to calm yourself and try and shake it loose? That's adding more bulk to the blockage. That won't end well.

[@MrMalformedllama]

bro Dr Now blinged out his stethoscope. What a legend

[@BloodSweatandFears]

I believe he said in an interview that his wife gifted it to him. Iconic 😂

[@kiara198923]

I have sickle cell disease and I wish I had a doctor as caring as Dr. Now. God bless him.

[@1truebloodlove]

Before she ate she said "it might shake something loose". Twisted logic, but she was doing what she's always done when upset..

[@momstermom2939]

I hope you have good luck battling your disease.

[@kiara198923]

@@1truebloodlove I agree

[@animefan7424]

Dr now is only good when he’s not being confrontational, which he does often, notice how the patient easily along with his suggestion? He was being calm and was in control emotionally and look at how defensive patients get when he is confrontational

[@robroskey6515]

I had a friend with sickle cell, he was like 110 pounds soaking wet and he was prescribed like 90 80 mg ocycontin a month. I don't think he could even eat 1/4 of one. This was before the huge crackdown on opiate prescriptions

[@erikalee2530]

You feel like you’re dying but you stop to get food. Lord this is a terrible disease and 100% a mental one

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

💯😔

[@CheekieCharlie]

Is something that's mental...not also physical? Our brain is an organ. Addiction affects our whole body

[@florentinepogen]

She actually did end up passing away after this. Sad.

[@dcg590]

Not a disease

[@erikalee2530]

@@dcg590 it’s definitely a medical disease

[@Dreamgymnast5]

I like this doctor. He seems to genuinely care about his patients

[@CelticAngel555]

Yes he is very good and very straight with them when they need 'honest direction' in their treatment. ^j^

[@Raevynwing]

He's had a lot of malpractice lawsuits unfortunately but smany patients were helped well

[@fredakurzbard4962]

Maybe he likes how much money he gets for helping them lose weight. My opinion only.....

[@iamatoaster2693]

@@fredakurzbard4962 And that's bad because...?

[@ALLTRUTHSLIEWITHIN]

Dr. Nowzarden left a regular private practice to focus 100% on severely obese food addicted people. He has seen first hand how much food addiction has created a Country of massively obese people. He decided to dedicate his life to these broken souls and help them with tough love, structure, accountability and acceptance. Yes, I would say he deserves a little more acknowledgement for starting a movement through his television program. Showing the good bad and ugly. So people could realize there are way more people going through these experiences than they once felt totally alone in. I'm not overweight but I did have an addiction issue. And I DO NOT, think I would still be here if my addiction was food. To have to ingest your addiction everyday... whilst trying to process emotions and figure out why we do the things we do. I was only able to do so by totally removing myself from the DRUG WORLD. WELL YOU CANT LEAVE THE FOOD WORLD OR YOULL DIE. I would like to say to all of these people that have overcome or are in the process, there is another side or and end you just have to keep fighting. With all the Love I can muster. If you haven't heard it today, I love you, and God does NOT give us anything we cannot handle or overcome. It's weather you CHOOSE to fight or flee. GOD BLESS ALL, may we start understanding that every one of us has misfortune and loss and struggle. We must become inclusive to all, and stop being exclusive to some.

[@c_farther5208]

I just read she died in 2020. She was only 41 when she died, it was after this surgery, too. So whatever is wrong with her in this video, she dies because of it. It's like she has a sixth sense about it, she says she feels like her body is falling apart in this clip.

[@IsmaAragto]

That is sad. They never realize how bad their condition is until it is too late.

[@urielgrey]

I'm so sorry to hear this. I feel so sad for those who loved her and the life she never was able to have

[@juliebianchi2163]

That's so sad. It was probably her heart giving out like Dr. Now was afraid of. It's always a risk to be put under but when you're obese, it just amplifies the risks. RIP

[@cocofellas]

That’s actually kind of chilling but I’m not at all sad for her. She could have eaten fucking less.

[@brittanywallis6471]

Damn 💔 I hate that addiction is such a problem.

[@annabel8005]

That’s a powerful damn addiction. I had a perforated ulcer a few years ago. My stomach acid was pouring into my blood stream I couldn’t eat or even think of food. I have a high pain tolerance I was in the ER in the waiting room for hours screaming. They tried to say I was having a panic attack. I was lucky a surgeon was there, he said he’d scope me to prove its in my head… I was under the knife almost 6 hours. I went under thinking I was crazy… woke up knowing I had almost died. I’m very lucky. Sad to hear she wasn’t so lucky. RIP

[@peaches44]

I'm sorry that happened to you, it's so frustrating when you know something is wrong and the people who are supposed to help you, don't believe you 😞 you can really learn how to not trust hospitals and medical people when they act like that and don't ask for help again in the future

[@lisajean228]

You poor thing...how awful for you. So glad you’re still here to tell the story!

[@annabel8005]

@@lisajean228 aww thank you so much! I am glad too! 🖤

[@annabel8005]

@@peaches44 thank you so much. Yeah I usually diagnose myself before doctors do and they wait until I’m on death’s doorstep. It’s annoying lol.

[@janebrown7231]

America doesn't even reach third world standards medically. Sorry you had that unnecessary experience. What appalling staff!

[@silk132]

“maybe eating will calm my nerves” spoken like a true ADDICT

[@tay2944]

I don’t think it’s in bad taste to post this. These are the realities of being super morbidly obese. People get sick and die and people, especially Americans need to see the reality of it

[@shyviolets]

My dad died at 50 and was obese and sick his whole life. I was only 15 when he passed but it's weird to me now how normalized all of his health issues were in my family. Diabetes and neuropathy caused him a lot of complications but he didn't take steps to help like a better diet or quitting smoking until it was too late. He was admitted to the hospital shortly after his 50th birthday and never came out. He was apparently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer but nobody told me so I didn't know how serious it was. I remember being annoyed that this was happening again. It was the first month of school and I was stressed because I didn't have time to do everything and also spend hours in the hospital after school. The edema in his stomach was so swollen he looked pregnant and it freaked me out when they inserted needles to drain the liquid. The last time I visited him he was just groaning in pain or sleeping, and I felt so awkward and scared being there so I stopped going. He was only in the hospital for 2 weeks and I wish they'd told me that it was cancer because I wouldn't have stopped visiting him. Instead they did what they always did which was downplayed all his health issues and eventually downplayed his death.

[@beetlejuiceisthebest3]

​@@shyviolets I'm so sorry 💚

[@shyviolets]

@@beetlejuiceisthebest3 Thank you. I never really got the chance to talk about what happened at the time so I appreciate it 💙

[@NicoleM2108]

Practicing medicine for these patients is so challenging. Can't fit in the MRI (which is badly needed), can't see with the x-ray due to the amount of visceral fat, and even if you know what the problem is, chances are the heart, lungs, or other vital organs cannot take the strain of the operation. Such a difficult situation to be in for Dr and patient! 😥

[@Fishouta]

CT, not MRI

[@ryanblanchard2508]

They should bring them to the US/Mexican border where they x-ray the 18 wheelers for drugs. They’d fit in that.

[@kimeowsky]

@@ryanblanchard2508 i have heard from a doctor that sometimes they may have to take patients that are too big to use a zoo's medical equipment...

[@ryanblanchard2508]

@@kimeowsky 😂😂

[@Savvy_boomer]

There are open MRIs.

[@tangerinekpopper1868]

Dr. Now is amazing! Still passionate and working at that age!

[@tjCooper88]

If you want to lose weight... I need you to lose tirty pounds in one munt

[@rosiepayne7712]

'Munt' lol that's so accurate!

[@tjCooper88]

@@rosiepayne7712 haha yeah he's great tho

[@robynzelickson6164]

@@tjCooper88 I love Dr Now.

[@susanmuecke7160]

Yes even when he is angry at the patient he still tries to help them

[@susanl4198]

I'm amazed the young woman was able to push the wheelchair carrying 591 lbs.

[@MiThreeSunz]

“I feel like my intestines are gonna burst.” Stops at buffet on way to hospital. Smart move!

[@Mimzie-Arizona]

Crazy

[@gdesiree29]

💀💀

[@BloodSweatandFears]

Yup and she paid for it with her life.

[@cdr408]

The fact that she might a bowel obstruction and unable to fit in CT scan is like shooting at a target with your eyes close. Awful sad. God bless her. And eating def didn’t make anything better.

[@w1tchmom]

She passed away!

[@cdr408]

That’s sad. God bless her.

[@V-2512]

@@w1tchmom Really?

[@jmfia2391]

@@V-2512 yeah. She been passed away actually. She died September of last year. So sad. I really liked her personality so much.just a real down to earth and funny soul🤦🏽‍♂ damn food.

[@CLaRITaBONITa12345]

If I truly cared for my family, I would never go grab the food and enable that behaviour. Literally driving her to the grave

[@patriciaboyd2934]

Exactly

[@LeeTheLee]

I agree. If you are so hungry you get it yourself! Since you are in so much pain let's see if you can make it over there. Her family is to blame. I rather be yelled and screamed at than to never hear her yell and scream from death

[@Kellergirl]

@@LeeTheLee Her family is not to blame. It's all her fault. Someone can bring her food, but it's her choice whether she eats it or not.

[@debrabolton9372]

You should not judge especially if you have not been in the situation.

[@darkprince56]

Apparently she died in September of last year

[@cadavher]

The worst part is, if it was something that needed immediate surgery, the fact she ate will cause a whole host of complications. There's a reason they tell you to stop eating the night or day before surgery. He should have mentioned that to her. Same with if she had a blockage, eating and putting strain could cause her bowel or intestine to rupture!

[@loko7914]

That’s what I was thinking, but for all we know he or the nurse could’ve told her that and we just didn’t see it and that’s why her daughter said “no, we can’t” when her Mom asked to stop for food and that’s why she responded with “to hell with no, we can’t”. That or no one thought she’d be dumb enough to stop for food when you are told to go to the emergency room right away because you may have a bowel blockage.

[@miryamamar5442]

@@loko7914 If she were to suffer a complication due to her food consumption, she will be the first one to sue Dr. Nowzaradan!

[@loko7914]

@@miryamamar5442 oh guaranteed!!!!

[@palapalak.8907]

She was not going to listen n e way. Food addiction. So sad.

[@サナ-j5i]

pretty sure he did, just not show. he's very professional so i doubt he didnt tell her this

[@tisbutascratch2045]

For those thinking food addiction isn't as bad as other addictions, imagine being addicted to the very thing you need to survive and having to see it 3 times a day... it's by far one of the worst addictions to get over, stop pretending it's not. She is dead because of this, and I am so sad for her. Never treat this like a joke. Stay healthy everyone.

[@ericrivera8410]

You don't need junk food to survive.. nowadays they have plant based meat.

[@mgal6234]

You can go cold-turkey off of junk food, just like drug addicts go cold-turkey off drugs/alcohol. Stop pretending you need junk food to survive.

[@dgcfgvvgb6555]

@@ericrivera8410 veganism doesn't automatically mean healthy. There is vegan junk food too. She didn't get to her weight because of the meat she had. It's an addiction

[@mattg4836]

Imagine being a drug addict and still being allowed to use them

[@Blackmegagun]

Don't forget that the people around enable them because they aren't 600+pounds and they get money from disability for food. The very thing that's killing them.

[@Jdjustsaying]

The poor nurses who had to lift her into a seated position. You can only lift that amount of weight from an awkward position so many times before your back is seriously injured.

[@pwallace5359]

I hurt my back while I was an RN taking care of 400+ pound patients. My pain eventually got so bad that I considered suicide and I ended up disabled and on pain medication to make it . I miss my life before this happened . I’ve been in chronic pain since 1996.

[@punker4Real]

they should have forklift...to lift heavy objects

[@ayshafareed4935]

@@pwallace5359 please be cautious with the medication. I used to process injury claims for govt. One claim was a older man who had similar story to you. After being on the meds for decades his kidneys gave out and he passed away, that was after spending a few years on kidney machine. Greetings from Sydney.

[@YouTubeUzername]

@@pwallace5359 why would you do that? as an RN you have plenty of options as far as work. Why do that to your body. Wow.

[@AmyStylinson]

@@pwallace5359 I am so sorry love. Im praying for you tonight.

[@anniekinsmishkamouse7575]

For those of you commenting about her eating on the way to the hospital, listen to how she says she needs something (food) to calm her down. This is addiction behaviour. And like many she died because of it. She was only 39*(My mistake she was 41). My sincerest condolences to her family. I hope her story might lead to help for someone else.

[@gottahavethatfunk]

I had a blocked colon and I was vomiting. Couldn't even consider eating.

[@anniekinsmishkamouse7575]

@@gottahavethatfunk I am so sorry for what you went through. I hope you are well now.

[@hopeann8757]

@@gottahavethatfunk Hope things are better for you!!

[@hopeann8757]

I feel bad for the families too. It's heartbreaking to know other's are hurting as well, all because of other people's actions & they're mistakes! I know it's hard. A addiction is an ddiction, no matter if it's overcoming drugs, alcohol, sex or food, it's all hard. I tried to lose weight for all the the wrong reasons. If you truely want it then it'll happen, unfortunately when she did decide to do good, it's already too late for her

[@anniekinsmishkamouse7575]

@@hopeann8757 Yes her resolve unfortunately came too late as her heart had already become too degraded. But you are right that addictions affect those around you.

[@XC21ALiSoN]

Anyone else watching these videos to remind yourself why you’re trying to lose weight? I’m at 250 lbs. I went down to 225 from 265 about halfway through the pandemic and need the wake up call to get back on track.

[@k.derbigny6314]

It’s so hard. During the pandemic I went from 265 as well to 330. It’s so easy to put in but hell to get off. My daughter holds me accountable so it’s getting better by slowly. Keep working my friend to get the weight off. Sending love and support from Pensacola.

[@jassewalton1768]

This video IS the wake-up call !! Get back on track - you have nothing to lose except continued bad health. Go for it!!

[@XSemperIdem5]

Keep working on it. If anything have her story be an encouragement to not reach that point. Good luck with your journey.

[@tasvapontaranne6373]

Keep working on it! 💪 The result is worthy of all the efforts.

[@catsandfriends5918]

I was trying to understand why I suddenly got into the series. I think I know now. 255-260 at the moment, just scheduled a dietician appointment for next week and hope to take weight loss a bit more seriously.

[@IBeMelissa]

The fact she literally could be dying yet she still stopped to get junk food after seeing Dr. Now just shows the horrible reality of this addiction. Damn this is so disturbing.

[@Dreamgymnast5]

It is sad and even sadder that she passed away not long after

[@IBeMelissa]

@@Dreamgymnast5 Yeah I just heard about that...RIP.

[@thomaskemer8109]

😥

[@exploringwiththelamas4448]

Its part of any addiction , I understand it because I was addicted to herione, I overdosed and on the way home from the er I coped drugs again. When I got clean and started working in a rehab I can't tell you how many people come in messed up bc they need that last hooray

[@knowledgeseeker4116]

😭 I wished that she could of found an healthier substitute. A tasty veggie or meat instead of the carbs and sugar. All that sugar and carb temptation around us at fast foods......I'm crying as I type this. Why corporate America!?......but It's our responsibility to eat healthy not corporate...........man.......the sugar, processed foods and carbs are killing most of us.......please eat healthy if you can't handle that stuff. 🙏 Take care of your health every body and get well.

[@salesp6351]

Rest In Peace Coliesa. People don’t realize this is a serious addiction that needs to be treated as such. It’s not a personal choice after a certain point.

[@kathleencooney1518]

Dr. Now seems very dedicated to his patients. It's obvious that he cares deeply. I hope this woman was able to get her blockage resolved to continue with her weight loss progrsm.

[@sweetcheekz_neesh2437]

Honestly i understand so much what she's going through. Food addiction is very real and so hard to fight. I was so against the surgery but when I got to a point where I couldn't do the easiest daily task I knew i had a problem. Im so grateful I got to have the surgery because im 71 pounds lighter and happier. Sorry just wanted to share my story.

[@robynzelickson6164]

Thanks for sharing your story. My addiction took the opposite form. I was anorexic for quite a few years. I severely limited my food intake, except for sugar, and walked 10+ km a day. I drank water to fill my stomach up. I weighed twice a day and if I went up a pound, I wouldn't eat that day. I still looked fat when I looked in the mirror. I went from 115 lbs to 84 lbs on a 4'10 body. I was in a size 10 boys jeans. My next weight goal was 80 lbs. But then my kidneys started to shut down. Recovery was difficult and I still struggle. The biggest battle has been quitting sugar.

[@robynzelickson6164]

@Kaneisha King Good for you for making the right choices to save your life. I know it's really tough to do and I admire your courage.

[@sweetcheekz_neesh2437]

Thank you for sharing. In glad you're doing so much better now. I know everyday is struggle but you're doing it. Keep it up

[@sweetcheekz_neesh2437]

@@robynzelickson6164 yes it really did save my life thank you

[@robynzelickson6164]

@@sweetcheekz_neesh2437 thank you. It's just one day at a time. My first psychiatrist told me that I should put this saying on my fridge. "You don't have to live to eat, but you have to eat to live."

[@marienyc1thenewyorkgirl467]

It is crazy that she feels clogged up and still stops to get that nasty food . She is adding fuel to the fire .

[@lisajean228]

Addiction is a terrible thing

[@lavalampluva55401]

They abuse the hell out of their bodies, and then pray they don't have anything major happen. I'm curious if any of them have tried hypnotherapy. Obviously telling them they are killing themselves isn't doing the job.

[@ryanblanchard2508]

She was just trying to “shake something loose” 🤮

[@kimeowsky]

@@ryanblanchard2508 fr she's so delusional it's scary... sometimes people with a bowel obstruction will literally throw up their own poop yet this lady is thinking about eating more

[@Snowymae]

I can’t help but think that actions like stopping to get food in an emergency situation was a big reason why she passed away. Her whole episode had stuff like that

[@miss_anthropy]

She's literally describing how I feel when I'm constipated

[@zuberkariye2299]

Same bud

[@jamesmccurry6753]

Thanks for sharing that gross thought

[@carolevans5285]

@@jamesmccurry6753 but it's true. Lol

[@the_darkside33]

Lol me too

[@shit_tiger]

​@@jamesmccurry6753 over here acting like you dont even have poop in your body 🤣

[@mayrasancruz]

I'm happy that they care for her health. They're not just looking at her fat as an excuse. I applaud this doctor.

[@jenn0802ifer]

So sad to hear that she passed away. Addiction sucks.

[@ashleymoon2969]

Oh heck.

[@lindaobrien8538]

If she did pass away..how very sad.rip

[@kaylalaskey641]

😭

[@ickiedeer-lamb7282]

When did she die? Where can I get full episodes without paying pee episode

[@jmfia2391]

@@ickiedeer-lamb7282 she died a year ago. Sept of 2020.

[@dontmindme3852]

I’ve had some of the worst chronic constipation from IBS and the last thing I want to do during a bout is “eat something to shake things loose” - feel so bad for her, the agony of being hungry seems worse than your gut giving up.

[@teamcougars]

I also have IBS-C but when I’m having a major episode the last thing I want to do is eat because it makes my stomach hurt even more 🙄

[@z_ed]

When she said that I cringed. "...shake things loose..." 😕

[@bigpeenerpeen]

coffee typically makes things move

[@Mimzie-Arizona]

My husband suffers from IBS. It's not normal constipation

[@ryanblanchard2508]

🤮🤡

[@lisa01ism]

She was in severe pain but went to get food, it just shows how bad the need of food was, as she said that her anxiety was bad so she ate, it’s such a shame that she sadly lost her life but these are the risks you run if you’re going to eat yourself to death. May she rest in peace xx

[@taramay8174]

She didn't eat the whole day though

[@ryanblanchard2508]

😂😂

[@RuthFoster-ev4he]

​@@taramay8174 Like Dr.Now told one patient, if she didn't eat all day she wouldn't float away, she ate the food for next 4yrs in advance😂

[@Greutskol]

fun fact if you have a blockage and still continue to eat and not fix that blockage, you could start throwing up your own poop. its the most disgusting thing ive ever seen (ive worked in hospital, thankfully ive not done it myself) but seeing her eating MORE and also BEEF (hard for the stomach to digest) makes me wonder about her knowledge of her body and how it works.

[@yourstepsister2018]

Although I didn’t know about the vomiting your own shit part, I was thinking the same. It was definitely an addiction, but I can’t understand why she would eat when her stomach hurts, and she was supposed to go to the doctor. It literally brought chills to my spine, because whenever I eat if my stomach even remotely hurts it just makes the pain so much worst.

[@brilliantbutblue]

I've seen a patient throw up there own shit and it's the most offensive smell in the world!!

[@sam-dy2ho]

my cousin had that a few weeks ago. it was horrible.

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

WHAT??? Is that true? Never thought that would happen!

[@Greutskol]

@@knowbodiesfull5768 its honestly terrifying, ive seen a patient do it and the look on his face and the smell.....wouldnt even take all the money in the world to go thru that myself

[@bnlatin23]

Its sad that she ate her way into an early grave. She was a true addict . Condolences to her family, I know they went through it as well with her health decline and addiction.

[@dingo1666]

How is she driving safely with pain? She is 'trying' to get her body better but needs more time. Unbelievable.

[@kingayy9267]

It's not "unbelievable" when you realize she's clearly suffering from a addiction to food. In her mind, she WILL get her diet under control...starting tomorrow. Today, she going to "reward" herself with a Big Mac since she made a diet plan. Then, when tomorrow comes, it's something else like "today was stressful. I 'deserve' fast food to call down." And the cycle continues on and on but at no point does she not believe herself when she says things like what you said in your comment. Addiction is insidious and it's hard to beat due to those self-placating (or self-defeating, like when she beats herself up for not losing weight and decides it's pointless to even bother) thought processes.

[@lizelli66]

Clearly that pain ain't so bad that you can sit there and eat all that food just before going in to the hospital! Dr Now is a blessed man!

[@maswarservis]

You are all right

[@kanyebreast6072]

Exactly! And she wasn't complaining about the pain while she was stuffing her face! If she was in genuine bowel pain from a blockage, the LAST thing you would be thinking about is stuffing your face!!

[@Sammie-Lou-Miss-UK]

She passed away not long after this was filmed xxx

[@ladybug-mv8tn]

Addiction is like that. She died

[@kingayy9267]

@lady bug Right. All these comments are irritating, saying things like "she must not have actually been in pain since she got food" are ignoring the very obvious fact that the woman in the video is suffering from a crippling addiction to food. It's true, *most* people wouldn't feel like eating at that time but that's because they don't use food as a form of stress relief like she does (to put it simply). *It's not about hunger.* It's like a smoker going off for a cigarette immediately after being diagnosed with lung cancer because the nicotine calms them. Same thing.

[@SD-oi9gr]

I’ve had extreme stomach issues with insane levels of pain. Instantly my appetite shuts off when it ever happens so being able to still have an appetite during so much pain shows how addicted they are.

[@carouselcolours]

I have never heard of an intestinal blockage being solved by eating MORE food, therefore adding to the blockage. The mental gymnastics on display here is astounding- but I'd expect nothing less from the people on this show.

[@nicholasmartinez8767]

She knew eating food wasn’t going to help, she just wanted an excuse to eat.

[@_lithp]

She wasn’t trying to solve the problem. She was afraid and went to the only coping mechanism she had.

[@daniihawaii5713]

This was a hard bullet to bite but it’s true. I ain’t even mad

[@tloraynevv7353]

This Dr is a Saint. He works so hard for his patients. If they would put half as much effort as he does, they would all get better.

[@keiiras.5843]

Sad, just sad all around. 😞 . Food addiction is just like any other addiction smh. Wish there was more conversations and support around this topic besides just weight loss because it’s mental.

[@gingerhammond6446]

That's why Dr. Now always tells patients they have to go to psychotherapy...

[@patriciaboyd2934]

It's both

[@keiiras.5843]

@@gingerhammond6446 yea but it should be a requirement of at least 6 months before they are approved for the surgery instead of just recommending one appt. One appt as we see obviously isn’t enough. And they need specialized therapists that deal with addiction, and trauma instead of a general psychotherapist

[@HopeChurchNC]

😢

[@XC21ALiSoN]

@@gingerhammond6446 psychotherapy doesn’t work after just 1-2 sessions

[@catherineraia93]

when she mentioned all of her symptoms i thought maybe she has a kidney infection. eating when in that much pain and possibly needing surgery is dangerous

[@kanyebreast6072]

How did you come to the conclusion that it was her kidneys? She was presenting with lower abdominal pain, which was a stabbing type pain. The kidneys are in the back

[@catherineraia93]

@@kanyebreast6072 from someone that has had a kidney infection i remember feeling abdominal pain in my whole stomach. very tight and hurt so much. plus i believe she mentioned having lower back pain

[@kanyebreast6072]

@@catherineraia93 I'm a RN, and I've also had kidney infections. Believe me, with a kidney infection, the worst of the pain would not be in the stomach. You may get some secondary pain in the stomach, but patients always present with pain mostly in the back rather than the stomach. This lady was presenting with pain that was at its worst in the abdominal area. She had a bit of secondary pain in the back, but that would purely have been pain that was coming from the stomach and migrating to the back. Even the doctor that was with her thought exactly the same as me, that the symptoms she was presenting with indicated a bowel problem, not kidneys.

[@patriciaboyd2934]

I had a huge kidney stone one time. It hurt in my lower abdominal area and my back. They had to go in and break it up to take it out. So pain can be all over the chart

[@catherineraia93]

@@patriciaboyd2934 i also feel like pain for everyone is different whether it be a kidney infection, or kidney stones. everyone experiences pain differently

[@cmn4223]

This was the beginning of the end unfortunately, R.I.P Coliesa 🙏🏾

[@w1tchmom]

Thank you! I couldn't remember her name! Her story was really sad!

[@cmn4223]

@@w1tchmom yes her story was one of the saddest in my opinion

[@midwifeohyeah22]

Did she pass ??

[@cmn4223]

@@midwifeohyeah22 yes she did

[@zythr9999]

@@cmn4223 Sean Milliken

[@laurieleacobb]

Dr Now is an angel that walks among us. Such a gentle soul.

[@tconcotelli]

It is surprising that more of these patients don’t have digestive problems from eating constantly.

[@dani_dupae]

Rest In Peace, Coliesa ✟ she passed in 2020 at the age of 41 😔

[@adamandsteve13]

Poor woman. Food is a drug. And addiction killed her apparently

[@IBeMelissa]

Wait, did she pass away?

[@christinaburton9297]

@@IBeMelissa yes, heart failure

[@IBeMelissa]

@@christinaburton9297 omg RIP.

[@rachaelmagerl4836]

Whoever was driving with her should've put their foot down and said "no, the dr said to head straight to the er, not the buffet."

[@kayleighmcgee6289]

She said we can't she did try to tell her. But you can't get through to addicted people they don't listen

[@Keziah2447178]

She was driving

[@meesa8468]

This is devastating to watch. Seeing her eat unhealthy food in the parking lot of the e.r., with her health situation, is the same as watching a drug addict shoot up in the e.r. bay when they are there to find out if they are overdosed. I don't say that as judgement, I say it as q successful gastric bypass patient (2004) whose surgeon rightly required all patients to work with a psychologist and be cleared by them as being mentally ready to be set up for successful outcomes long term post op.

[@janeeadair9163]

Sorry but when I’m in pain , food is the last thing on my mind

[@asafaust8869]

Same here. Severe pain can lead to nausea. Food is the last thing on my mind. Sometimes, liquids make me sicker. 😢

[@theycallmechar3341]

My condolences to her family…

[@joannemadden7449]

If they have to do emergency surgery she should not be eating. She's not serious about anything. At this point it may be too late

[@Sammie-Lou-Miss-UK]

App she passed away not long after this xxx

[@totukimou]

She died, it was too late.

[@joannemadden7449]

@@totukimou Hi can you please tell me which season and episode. I'm hoping someone downloaded it. Thanks for the onfo

[@Sammie-Lou-Miss-UK]

@Philosophy all I know is that she passed last yr n it wasn’t long after this was filmed… Although… Someone else was saying that she never went home again after she was admitted but I can’t say for sure if that part of it is 100% as I’ve not been able to find out what episode this clip is from… xxxx

[@Sammie-Lou-Miss-UK]

@Philosophy that’s ok hunnie… I’m just sorry I can’t help wit anymore details xxx

[@lebhotshorty]

RIP Colisea, you lost your battle with addiction and I hope you’re healed in heaven!💕💕

[@DockNinja]

She wasn’t exaggerating about her pain levels. Bowel blockages really do hurt to the point where it brings you to tears. Sad to hear that she passed away.

[@shaunalee2564]

Having a food addiction is pretty much the same as drug addictions, you crave it..knowing it’s bad for you but it helps make you feel better..so people do it anyway..self soothing the trauma in a self destructive way, we all have our ways of coping. Some bad or good..hope she can beat it 🖤

[@lucas9269]

She passed away after the surgery.

[@SolangeLOLable]

Damn so we saw her eating her last meal shit

[@TheMcKenzieHaus]

I just can’t help thinking that eating that meal before going to the hospital doomed her. So sad. Everything in moderation.

[@DjMzunderstood]

Rest in heaven everybody has struggles and we all have that day

[@denisestevens6492]

I just want to say... Dr Now yr a real caring gentleman and a dedicated doctor who cares deeply for people whom don't care for themselves sometimes. Bless you Sir " Dr Now ". Cheerz Denise W.A

[@grannygoes7882]

OMG! As a Crohn's' patient I know the worst thing you can do is eat when you are in pain. I remember my GI doctor telling me that whenever I didn't feel right, to stop eating. JUST STOP! And I asked him for how long and he said "as long as it takes! I have been able to keep out of the hospital by doing that. Sometimes it takes 3 days for my issues to resolve themselves. I haven't died from not eating yet!!

[@weenfain2321]

Extremely sad she passed away after this.. Food addiction is just like any other addiction. So sad seeing her cry in pain but still such little disregard for her body stopping for food..

[@kawaiigirl5548]

How did you know that?

[@SheeshMaster64]

600lb woman having stomach pain so bad she goes to the hospital *stops at buffet* realizes the food makes her stomach feel worse *continues eating*

[@Mojosfire]

This is why I'm always trying to be careful of what I eat, because I'm so scared of all the dangerous health complications that come from eating bad unhealthy foods. I see people struggling to breathe and it scares me enough to know I don't want to ever end up in that position.

[@dasdough]

It's truly amazing how the human body is able to hold so much weight. Surely the heart would stop but nope, amazing.

[@collins1961]

It did, she died

[@annettesh75]

Seeing her daughter or friend struggle to get a wheelchair out of the trunk to help her made me sad. That woman did this to herself now it takes a plus one to get her wheelchair in and out of a car to get to the Emergency Room, but not before stopping at the nearest Chinese Buffet. That is sad. Tragic.

[@aimee4845]

Colesa passed away Sept 24. RIP condolences to family and friends

[@HaLLiEB85]

I had gastric bypass on 10/31/19, but I have had ibs for 15 years , and I had gastroparisis since 2016. It was one of the most painful diseases I’ve ever been thru . The pain that it causes is other worldly and I have a VERY high pain tolerance , I can fall asleep during tattoos in minutes . I would be crying so hard, my bp just in one visit was 215/183, they had to give me fentanyl. My adrenaline was rushing so bad they couldn’t even get an ekg on me at first , so it took a bit . And when they did I had to get several blood draws done over several hours to make sure no damage was done to my heart because of how high my bp was . But usually they’ll give me a few doses of morphine and admit me for several days of observation and fluids . I had a had recovery from my bypass and had a lot of complications through no fault of my own . I was just one of the lucky .5% who had a bunch of issues . I’ve lost 135 lbs in 2 years tho and I still wanna lose 30-40, but I’d be happy to just lose another 15 and be under 200. I was 345 and I’m 215 now .

[@funkynigerian8886]

God bless

[@HaLLiEB85]

@@funkynigerian8886 ty

[@kourtneyw8442]

Imagine being so big you can’t fit in a machine to get a life saving scan. That’s sad

[@patriciaboyd2934]

All his patients are to big when they arrive there, to go for any MRI or scan

[@kourtneyw8442]

@@patriciaboyd2934 I know it’s just always mind blowing to see. I’ve been watching this show since season 1. It’s truly sad!

[@XSemperIdem5]

The only scanner they fit in is the ones used by equine hospitals for horses and zoo animals. In emergencies where they could be diagnosed by a scan, instead they have to go with the wait and see or cut to see approach. They endanger their own lives in so many ways.

[@tiredallthetime1636]

This truly is addiction. I’ve had an obstruction and I could barely drink a sip of water let alone even think about eating. If really goes to show that food addiction is real and it is powerful. If anyone reading this is struggling with addiction just remember that you’re even more powerful than your addiction. Please take steps to get help!

[@TheChunjun]

My jaw dropped seeing her get food on the way to the emergency room. That's the most unreal thing I've seen.

[@only1anime89]

addicted to food is the same as being addicted to drugs both of them lead to early death

[@Sammie-Lou-Miss-UK]

She did pass away not long after this was filmed xx

[@ladyweasellou3367]

Omg.... I had both an intestinal blockage and colon impaction at once.... It was more painful than when I was in labor.

[@Dimensionalalteration]

I don't know how they can afford all of that food .And how is she worried about spending $13 on beef and broccoli but completely fine with getting a mountain of nasty trash?She only needs the beef and broccoli portion, not the mountain big enough to cater to an entire family reunion

[@maddisonr8056]

He is such a great doctor to his patients

[@Lou.ps.]

Cant believe she still wanted to eat,even though she had severe tummy pains.

[@nicoleelizabeth3435]

Dr Now is amazing at his job

[@southerngypsy1894]

What true food addiction actually looks like.

[@markb9994]

This mans Rose Gold stethoscope is such a flex

[@freshfalcon3996]

If it were up to me, above a certain weight a person simply loses their right to medical care. None of this nonsense of repeated doctor visits and wasted resources that could be dedicated to somebody who is not in fact trying to eat themselves to death.

[@DouglasL-v3o]

I think if they're going to get government assistance they should be forced into some kind of care center like a nursing home. A lockdown facility. They should be given only 1200 calories a day they should be given recreation and they should be forced to get out of bed or no government benefits. They could be homeless. Whoever heard of giving a cigarette addict or nicotine addict cigarettes every month like they give these people EBT every month. Or how about we just start giving alcoholics a ration of alcohol every month. It's ridiculous and it's a drain on society. There's only so much money and resources to go around and we can't waste them on just a few select people because they're addicted. I'm sorry but even if you're weak you're going to have to suck it up and learn to be strong. It used to be that the week perished that's just the way it was because the Strong survive but now the week are coddled. I'm not talking about people in a wheelchair or who have ALS or Ms or cancer I'm talking about people who are addicts who do this to themselves and who have the cure right in front of them but she's choose not to use it

[@justme7777]

My grandmother used to tell me belly aches were caused from constipation. I never realized she was right until I was nearly 60 years old and it almost killed me. Once I changed my diet and started using laxatives or prune juice as needed my entire life changed. I truly wish I had listened to her. I heard her words I just never allowed myself to beleive adults.

[@Pseudochick01]

If she really has a gut issue, having a big meal before going to hospital isn’t a good idea….

[@patriciaboyd2934]

She died

[@gachaneko8257]

May she rest in peace

[@gaylewieneke7084]

Filling your stomach when you may need surgery is never a good idea.

[@Anne_Onymous]

Doctor: "Ma'am, you need to go to the emergency room immediately because you could have a life-threatening bowel obstruction." Woman: "Okay, but let me stop at the buffet first...."

[@gemmi1]

She died aged 41 in September 2020 following complications from weight loss surgery

[@seedhillbruisermusic7939]

I do feel sympathy for folks with food addiction. Alcoholics can give up drink, drugs addicts can give up drugs, but nobody can give up food. We all have to eat. Modifying your eating habits is so difficult when you're used to just serving your cravings.

[@colleen36]

I can't believe she stopped to eat

[@nicolassmith1278]

Hi pretty

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

And it ended up stopping her life.

[@user-hx7mi7ml8u]

The doc looks like he’s about 85 and worn out from dealing with all these people.

[@simplyxlyla1591]

Everyone: it’s sad that she had to stop for food Me: wow Dr.Nows stethoscope is iced out.

[@YoInJal]

Yo, I hadn't even noticed 😂. F L O S S Y

[@wodi28179]

Anytime you have surgery they tell you not to eat the night before. It's so sad that she ate on the way to the hospital knowing they might have to do emergency surgery. That's so dangerous. It breaks my heart to know she passed away. 😢

[@conqueringlion420]

Your in a car chair immediately to a wheel chair “I think this might be getting serious”

[@1tommyday]

It was too late for her. She passed away at 41