Fat Acceptance Influencer's Warning After Serious Diagnosis

[@TheLondonLass]

My obese mum died from uterine cancer (it was diagnosed at a later stage than this lady). The oncologist said he’s seeing more uterine cancer diagnoses in obese women, including young women.

[@hedaheda1609]

Gynecological tumors are related to the hormonal background, while excess fat, excessive adipose tissue is to some extent a source of excess hormones.

[@RachelReduces]

My best friend was diagnosed at 27. She got healthier, went through treatment and has been cancer free for 10 years. Much love to you sweetheart 💚

[@haleyh1239]

I'm so sorry for your loss ❤

[@amanda12893]

reminds me of amberlynn reid

[@camiba6773]

My mom had ovarian but she is in her eighties. Which why I am obsessive about my weight and never gaining. I am 160 within my BMI. I never ever want to get that big .

[@leoman6705]

As an immigrant, it was really hard finding the courage to tell my family that I would need to turn food down at times to watch my weight. Initially I was shamed, but I eventually forgave them as I got older (but didn't forget). Look after yourselves. You have one body and one life. Respect it and cherish it

[@KaliKali-hv9bt]

Good for you!!!!! Glad you didn’t let family get to you

[@rachel3760]

Adipose releases estrogen and extra estrogen increases the risk of breast, uterine, and ovarian cancers because those types need progesterone and estrogen to grow. This is well researched and documented. I feel so bad for her and more people need to know this. I hope that one day this is as well-known as smokings link to lung and mouth cancer.

[@jabc4748]

It’s so true. This is a medical fact. And to me, I can often tell when a woman’s obesity is messing with their hormones, often estrogen. There’s a bit of hair loss, facial hair… menstrual problems. Heavy, heavy periods. This isn’t a joke or fatphobia, this is science.

[@Cattleya69]

This is also why overweight girls tend to start puberty early. Both being overweight and starting puberty early (first menstrual period before age 12) are risk factors for breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and uterine cancer. There seems to be a link.

[@OnesFan1]

Now add the estrogen from breast milk/eggs/meat (all comes from female animals) too much estrogen

[@abbmac1]

I don't agree with the FA/HAES movement but I like Jordyn and I'm sorry to hear this. Her content was never aggressive or mean. She didn't tell people weight loss was "fatphobic" or whatever. I think she was just justifying a food addiction and ultimately harmed no one except herself. I'm rooting for her and wish her many cancer free years ahead.

[@Quirkyloverosee]

Thanks for the shout out! So not expected. I love jordyns humor and spirit. I wish her health and a joyful life 💗

[@WileyCylas]

I knew you’d go places 👏🏽 rock on!

[@RachelReduces]

💖💖💖

[@maxolivia4911]

Congratulations for all of your progress and success, Rosie! ❤❤❤❤

[@emmy1929]

Amberlynn Reid also had this same cancer.

[@sendhelp7645]

allegedly 😶

[@RachelReduces]

It's sad that it had to be so drastic, but this seems to be the wake up call Jordyn needed. I truly hope for the best healing possible for her, in every sense 💚

[@ObesetoBeast]

😎

[@khav1995]

Tbh jordyn was doing 75 hard and stuff before this happened, she’s not really a FA influencer. She’s just Fat and an influencer

[@savannah4439]

This woman is so brave for speaking up about her experience, and it’s so so important. As a medical student who has seen patients in similar situations, it doesn’t get discussed enough! Many obese women have underlying conditions that can affect their menstrual cycles like hypothyroidism or PCOS, so the red flag symptoms of uterine cancer often go unnoticed

[@sandpiperr]

As a medical student, you should be sure to talk about how obesity is a symptom of PCOS. No not all women with PCOS are obese, in the same vein, not all obese women have PCOS. However, PCOS increases risk for obesity. I don't know why doctors refuse to talk about that!

[@braetonwilson4296]

As a very overweight young man with several serious health issues due to my weight, I hope this video and others like this makes more overweight people realize that they need to take their health more seriously NOW, not tomorrow. Not after the diagnosis

[@QuirkyCurlyKenny]

Yes I admit that even though I workout a lot, my blood pressure is always a bit high. I need to get my weight down so I can correct that.

[@thapsmohlala9699]

I feel sorry for her. Then again, I know HAE activists spend time on social media convincing people that being fat has no consequences. It's so evil what they do. I hope she gets the help she needs and I really hope she doesn't have to lose her life because of cancer. I wish her well. At the same time, HAE activists need to be held accountable for the bullshit. It's gone too far.

[@fitfatty211]

HAES isn’t BS and the people who advocate (for) it aren’t evil. It actually helped me get to the healthiest I have ever been after a lifetime of going on and off unhealthy/crash diets and yo-yo ing 500 lbs over the course of 30 years. I now exercise almost daily and have completed 3 full marathons (26.2 miles) among scores of races. I am now training to compete in bodybuilding later this year.

[@katharineeavan9705]

@@fitfatty211 from what I understand, there's the original HAES - being the healthiest you can be at the size you are with the goal not centering weightloss as the be-all end-all of health, and there's body positivity/fat acceptance HAES - you can be super morbidly obese and it doesn't mean you're unhealthy. The latter is more prevalent and is complete BS.

[@mariecherrytree]

I never realized she was only 25. I thought she was in her late 30s.

[@GigglewithFelix321]

*40s

[@ghostgunsf3]

50s 😂

[@Chefgrlangel]

Same. I never would’ve guessed she was in her 20s.

[@Sandra-Renea]

Fat people shouldn't hate themselves for being fat, but they (WE) shouldn't mock their health either. Throwing up a middle finger while double fisting donuts may be funny in the moment but it will def catch up to you. Even small healthy habits can make a difference.

[@narcoloopsie999]

Wow… she’s honestly so brave for this. To admit that she was wrong and acknowledge the repercussions that her actions and rhetoric have caused is unheard of in the FA space. Good for her.

[@Cjewell0422]

Cancer has touched my life in so many ways. First I lost my aunt who fought cancer for almost 6 years. It took her slow and it was horrific. She was like my mom. It killed me. 💜 next my best friend was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer. During her battle I was diagnosed with cancer. I'm surviving and it took her in august 2022. Ite terrifying hearing that c word it's like a punch in the gut that takes your breath away. I don't know why it took them. Neither one of them deserved that. No one deserves to suffer like that. I really hope the turns it around.

[@KaliKali-hv9bt]

Geez!!!!!😮 I’m so sorry… wish you health and peace 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘💜💜💜💜

[@kiraeckard7625]

Poor woman. Getting cancer sucks and it's hard to blame her for getting it. Even my perfectly healthy SIL got Ovarian Cancer. No one asks for that. Obesity increases the chances sure, but so does drinking alcohol, eating certain chemicals that are FDA approved, or living in certain areas - and how many of us still drink, eat red dyes, or live in unideal places? Our current standard of living makes it hard to avoid carcinogens even with the most health conscience people. I'm glad she's working to better her chances in fighting it and I hope she doesn't beat herself up over why she got this diagnosis in the first place.

[@aps2712]

For sure there are other factors but obesity is a leading cause, don’t sugar coat

[@kirausamaria5409]

Her obesity was still a big fact of her getting it. Obesity always brings more risks than being in your normal weight.

[@creatrixZBD]

Cancer has always existed, even in ancient times. We have never lived in a better time to treat and survive many forms of it. Not saying medicine can’t get better, but today’s “standard of living” is the highest in all of our known human history 🤷🏽‍♀️ (Cancer still sux dogs balls though, noone deserves that)

[@oldwomanranting]

Her obesity was a leading cause for this type of cancer. Our bodies r not meant to be obese for an extended period of time. I agree with the previous commenter, don’t sugar coat reality.

[@katlink8376]

It's so wild that people still think that being overweight/obese doesn't have any impact on your health. When will people learn?

[@immnotaboutthatlife2086]

Why doesn’t this comment have more likes?

[@jesmey4902]

Hormonal changes due to obesity are no joke, they are very real especially for women. Having a large fupa increases the estrogen production which can cause different cancer types. I hope she get's better and beats her cancer!

[@StrawberryJam806]

The fact that you’re talking about someone else’s “large fupa” is really weird and cringe.

[@sandpiperr]

Okay I hate the term FUPA because no one can agree on what it is! Is it the lower belly or the mons pubis? No one agrees! Either way, though, you're incorrect. Fat that you can see in the lower belly and the mons pubis is subcutaneous fat, which is not the dangerous hormonally active kind. It is the visceral fat, the kind that is under the abdominal muscles around the organs that is hormonally active and increases risk for cancers.

[@jesmey4902]

​@@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 yes, it's the viceral fat that is hormonal active and where is this fat? Around your inner organs. Where are your inner organs? In your belly, stomach area. So, having a belly hanging over your private parts or down to your knees is increasing hormones which can lead to cancer. No matter the wording being super morbidly obese kills people.

[@Sunnysideupgal]

I just got diagnosed with EIN (it's precancer in my uterus.) I had a D&C and am eating extremely low carb (glucose helps cancer growth..so i need to keep it extremely low). BUT I had an IUD put in, an MRI showed no malignancy and I'm hopefully going to reverse this thang! BUT...being fat led to this. I wasn't even THAT ffat...heaviest was 230ish. I got diagnosed AFTER losing 40ish pounds. (I tried to lose weight to help with heavy/long periods) Those don't stop if it's cancer/precancer.

[@Stardust-skies]

I’m so sorry this happened to you, I hope you kick cancer’s butt!!

[@maximum_bird]

I hope she can make the changes necessary to give her body a fighting chance. It must've been hard for her to speak frankly but speaking out is important.

[@ObesetoBeast]

Yes I agree!

[@zigmundspeller]

I've followed you for almost a decade John and wanted to say I really appreciate your content. I am a guy and I weighed 265 lbs @ age 13, only being about 5'4 at the time. I lost 120 lbs in high school and even after all this time it is still very easy to slip back into bad habits. That's life, right? I choose to challenge myself and be the healthiest me I can be. Thank you for your work and voice.

[@boosqueezy2418]

that bagel did look good. not gonna lie..

[@ObesetoBeast]

100%

[@oldwomanranting]

The bagel or the cream cheese that was on the bagel. That was a lot of cheese, but not disastrous if that is the worse you will eat n a day.

[@Cherryblossoms110]

It's a shame it's basically just 500 empty calories though, it's so delicious.

[@trevorwilliams3501]

Tess Holiday - I safely assume - recently had a health scare. She's on an "anti-inflammation" diet and has changed her tune saying people shouldn't be judged for what they choose to do with their bodies including losing weight and all. Sounds a lot like code forewarning she's about to lose weight. Seeing her anti-inflammatory breakfast, she didn't come up with that on her own. A doctor told her to eat like that. She's listening, so whatever showed in whatever medical test must be something consequential. I don't feel sorry for her, honestly. She has the resources to put up a fight against whatever's wrong. The people who gained weight under her influence, with her in their "For You" pages telling them it's great being morbidly obese, may not. I don't wish her harm. I just don't care. Tess and the movement she's a leader in is why this girl is in the situation she's in. At just 25 years old, staring down death.

[@xLKYBx]

Im 25, i couldnt imagine. This is why education and knowledge about our food industry and its effects on our brains and body are so important, not only that, but also important to work on ourselves, to love ourselves, and have discipline and mental toughness. We are the only one who can work on ourselves and change. Make yourself better = make the people around you better.

[@cathare4909]

The best thing i ever did for my weightlpss journey was accepting that my weight doesn't have to have power over my overall happiness.

[@Carmaykela]

25!! I thought 40s minimum she really looks so unwell. She is so young I hope she is able to reverse everything and live a long happy life

[@indigenixtaina3518]

heartbreaking. I pray that she recovers well and that her health is fully restored.

[@zomgkb]

Uterine cancer is no joke. My moms close friend had it at stage 3 and she passed within 4 months of getting her diagnosis

[@meredithls8753]

This is heartbreaking! Cancer at 25 is so young! I'm glad she has had a wake-up call and that she has a team of ppl supporting her through this journey. I hope she is able to overcome and heal from this cancer. My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer caused by being overweight. She was 70 (very late to be Dx w/ it) and her doctor said that her excess fat caused her estrogen to become elevated, thus creating & feeding the cancer. She had the "best kind of cancer" b/c it was easy to treat. She lost 60 lbs and has to keep it off to prevent the cancer from returning.

[@meredithls8753]

I should note that she DID go the route of biopsy, radiation, along with oral Rx for it.

[@BevyMulroy]

Hugs for you and yours with your loss!! I can vouch for obesity being a root cause for cancer. I was SO lucky, my gynecologist discovered that I was pre-cancerous. He sat down with me and explained how having fatty cells could lead to a build up of certain cells in the uterus, which can and often times does evolve into cancer. IMO this DOES mean that being overweight can CAUSE cancer. After I lost the weight, I am no longer pre-cancerous, which is why I am SO thankful and proud of her to shining a light on this!! Edit: While I can't remember the exact terminology, I do know that it had to do with the estrogen in our bodies. Being obese the fatty cells DOES affect our bodies how our body deals with the estrogen needed!

[@GabriellaLascano]

Omg :( this is one of my worst fears

[@RachelReduces]

❤❤❤

[@Rg-hc6or]

Gabrielle! Thank you for your incredibly brave video warning young women about the potentially grave consequences of obesity. Hope all is well with you. ❤

[@emilynelson9653]

Same kind of cancer that Amberlynn Reid had. My understanding is that fat stores/creates excess estrogen which leads to the cancer

[@Sun-nn]

She doesn’t have cancer, just pre cancerous cells. Very different but she manipulative and wants you to feel bad for her

[@mhmmokayL]

If only ALR could see this and realize how her health is only going to go downhill, the cancer scare was an early sign of bad health…

[@LanNguyenLoves]

This is so sad to see. I remember she was on a weight loss journey some time last year and when I checked again a couple months ago, she was back to eating normally. I am praying for her!

[@rabeascholz1390]

Also important to consider: While obesity in a specific case may or may not have been the actual cause for cancer, certainly being a healthy weight makes treatment and especially surgery a LOT easier to deal with. So watching your weight also offers protection in that way.

[@sandpiperr]

Endometrial cancer at 25? It almost certainly was the cause!

[@babowasalwayshere]

It is the mark of an adult to admit to past errors. I have nothing but respect for her for going public about it, because in a day and age where admitting to what we did wrong is just as bad as doing it all over again, it IS brave to talk about it. People are so obsessed with this idea of doing things right from the start that if you ever did anything wrong, even unintentionally with the best of intentions in mind, that makes you a terrible criminal incapable of any goodness. I really hope she can get well on the road of recovery and come to terms with the lot she's been given. She seemed like a very likable person in the first place, even when she was more about fat activism, I really don't think she meant to harm anyone or herself.

[@QuirkyCurlyKenny]

I'm currently detoxing from the body positive movement without fatphobia and your channel is the perfect channel for this. I wanna lose weight so I can improve my health.❤

[@QuirkyCurlyKenny]

I actually smiled when she said she's thriving in her journey, I wish her the best ❤

[@Fungigi]

Usually stage 1 of almost any cancer with aggresive treatment is a higher survivoral rate.

[@nofromme]

Dunkin is better than Starbucks and I'll die on this hill

[@jirarara669]

And half the price too

[@wenchyfoodwench4098]

Here here!

[@chlxetaylor5358]

my nearest dunkin is over a state away (13hr and 12 min drive) 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@erinscherer7274]

Same! 😂

[@stayclassybeautiful4530]

I have only seen a few of Jordyn's 'what I eat in a day ' videos that have appeared on other channels, on KZbin compilations. Shes awesome!!! I love Jordyn's strength of character and genuine confidence. I wish Jordan better health and all the best for her, her husband and family for the future.

[@mosesyang4222]

The fat acceptance community says weightloss in any form is fatphobic so they will also say theres plenty of things she can do to beat cancer WITHOUT the weightloss..

[@Leyla-1999]

I’m so glad I discovered your channel three years ago❤❤❤

[@JasmineMaryLouise]

I’ve recently lost 5 and a half stone (I was obese for around 2 years). In that time I stopped having periods, started getting liver problems, overheated/sweat uncontrollably, was in terrible pain with my lower back, broke a bed and a chair, and had tummy problems! I was 18 stone 3 pounds, 5 foot 8 - so nothing too crazy - but in that time I lost a part of myself. How can people encourage and advocate for a life like that 😥

[@toshapoulson9341]

Something I've been blessed to avoid but terrified to experience. Weight loss is not easy, and doing our best to stay healthy is so important.

[@yallthought8444]

I think even more pressing is that getting to the doctor to have exams can be difficult for obese women. Take ALR for example. She didn't go for years and years and she was bleeding for years at a time until she finally went, which she blames her weight on for not having the courage to go in the first place. Her cancer probably could have been caught even earlier had she gone for a regular exam given her symptoms. It's not yearly anymore in the US, but symptoms should prompt a visit at least, and if you're bigger and thinking you're too embarrassed...go! They've seen everything and they just want to help you!

[@creatrixZBD]

She went to the damn ER. (Nobody knows if her account of the bleeding is true, at the least it is highly exaggerated). She never even gets a GP for anything. ALR has nobody to blame but herself. She makes such a song and dance about stuff but never does anything significant about it. Even now, she has lived in a new state for months, hasn’t even started hooking in with health services. It’s the first thing most of us with chronic health issues do when we move somewhere new. It was a huge priority for me to find the right GP asap. And then educate myself on the available services in my new area, registering with the relevant ones.

[@Elly-qc3em]

Estrogen driven cancer lives in fat cells with that being said cancer happens to a lot of people not all are overweight! I seriously think we need to learn what they are putting in the food we eat! I wish they find something that cures cancer to many people getting it! God Bless everyone who been through this terrible disease.!

[@mustachedpotatoes7217]

Congratulations Rosie ❤🎉, and the room looks great. That lighting is beautiful too, reminds me of a sunset.

[@Quirkyloverosee]

Thank you 💗

[@LifeAfterLosing]

I hope others see what is happening to the people in the FA community and learn from their mistakes. No, you are not healthy at any size.

[@Ninatic]

As someone who had a very real cancer scare and still isn't in the all clear, this is what is up. If you're a woman and you have a lot of fat, that fat fucks up with your estrogen and repro organs big time. It isn't about feelings, but facts, the fatter you are, especially in the middle section, the more fucked you are. I lost around 90kg to get surgery and my life has gotten so much better, sure I did gain around 10kg back in 2 years but my initial weight loss wasn't done in the most realistic of ways, but out of sheer goddamn hurry to get surgery. It's a lifestyle and mindset change, you have to absolutely brutally honest with yourself and no amount of yasss girl shit is gonna help with that unless you do the work. You can love yourself, accept yourself all the while losing weight and making changes, but this HAES bs has fucked over too many women, men too I bet. All I want is for people to focus on their health, not just come across as positive or whatever the fuck they're pulling here.

[@alyrawytcha]

I know its nowhere near cancer but breaking my leg made me change my life and its the best thing that is happened for my health

[@haleyh1239]

I've seen a few people pass from cancer, and others who have gone through treatment and beat it; it's one of my biggest fears but also one of my biggest motivators to try and live as healthy of a life as I can. I just started yearly screenings for various types of cancer this year due to family history, and got my last results back last week with everything clear. I know it's likely I wouldn't have anything this young anyway (my family has had it after 60+), but I was still nervous and can't help but wonder if that may have been different if continued on the path I was in my teens/early 20s. I was the only obese person in my family and a part of me wonders if I had fallen into HAES and fat acceptance back then and didn't lose weight, if it's possible I may have got it young. I've had three friends who had cancer already when we were in our 20s; one passed away at 23. It feels like it's becoming more common now to get it younger and younger, and I really wish the HAES crowd would think about the implications when they say things like, "health isn't a moral obligation" or condemn people who want to lose weight for their health. I don't think people who say this have ever faced the reality of life changing health issues. It's one of my biggest triggers when I hear people dismiss the importance of being healthy, or don't take it seriously. You have the autonomy to make the decisions you want relating to your health, of course. But why would you want to actively choose to be unhealthy? Your health is all you have. Do they understand what it's like to live with chronic illness, or terminal illness? How much it impacts and changes your life? It may not be an obligation, but it does impact you and the people around you who care about you and want to keep you in their lives. Sometimes, you get unlucky and things happen that can't be prevented. But I don't want to hurt the people around me by making bad decisions that lead to poor health outcomes if there was a way it could have been prevented. And I want to be here as long as possible, and as healthy as I am able to be to enjoy life with the people I care about.

[@k.a5765]

I’m going thru a health scare. Idk if it had to do with my weight but it gave me the boost I needed.

[@thapsmohlala9699]

Scary! I hope this is a wake up call for her. Food addiction is not worth it.

[@-letsdoitNatasja01_]

This lady is pretty sweet and honest about her journey. I wish her health will get better and that she pushes through. ❤

[@coldfire22]

What annoys me is the arrogance. Like in those older vids she did, she was making fun of the diet a healthy person would eat and then tried to sound cool by promoting her actual food that just glorified her choice to eat unhealthy and be obese. She says she isn't glorifying it, but she totally was. How many times have we heard people tell obese people that being fat is NOT healthy, and that there are consequences. So many of these fat acceptance people will scoff at it, even now with her saying these things, there will be fat people that will just say it wasn't being fat that caused it. It's so sad.

[@IILiamHD]

its just denial mate. its unfortunate this person had to learn in such a hard way that the consequences are very real

[@usefulnuisance]

@@IILiamHD i agree with both of you; i think the arrogance is an overcompensation for the fear of what one might be doing to oneself.

[@khav1995]

I think it was more a joke because she gets bullied no matter what she posted so she’s being satirical because she knows she’s fat and eating unhealthy. I truly don’t think she was hating on healthy ppl. Before this cancer diagnoses she was doing 75 hard and stuff. She made silly videos and never said being fat was healthy.

[@emmamccarter4118]

She’s cancer free update!

[@SamRabbitx]

1. I hope she recovers, i dont know her and have never seen her content but thats so scary. 2. Dumptruckjordynn is a hysterical username and hearing sent me lmao

[@yallthought8444]

She is SO funny, even her what i eat in the day videos make me laugh because she just doesn't take any of it seriously

[@lordsxman]

I've been unintentionally yo-yo dieting for the last 20 years. I'm afraid the only thing that can force me to lose weight for good is a deathly diagnosis. I kinda envy this girl.

[@Quirkyloverosee]

This comment breaks my heart bc I can relate to it. I’m trying to push through that block myself. We can do this before the diagnosis that could kill us💗💗

[@DamienYuen7718]

So you are jealous?

[@discordantduck1808]

if you're yo-yo dieting it's because of 1 of 2 things, either the dieting that you're doing is too severe and leads to a rebound, or you have undiagnosed psychological issues surrounding food, only you know what it is but for the former, patience is the only answer; for the latter, you've got to investigate what the food is compensating for.

[@tamponderosa6119]

Down 60 lbs and I will still eat a bagel from time to time. Definitely not every day though, but when I do you KNOW it’s going to have smoked salmon, capers, red onion and cream cheese 😘🤌

[@AKbaby89]

I had to be on depo lupron for almost a year and a half despite it only being approved for 6 month periods at the time (this was 10yrs ago) and it ended with me having to have a total hysterectomy. I also had to do almost a year on a chemotherapy med called Arimidex, and that year ended with me having an oophorectomy. I have permanent affects from those drugs, theyre no fuckin joke. I hope she makes it out of this healthy, but i know its not very likely.

[@DevHazy]

So sorry❤ my dad is on year six alive with stage 4 prstate because of lupron I guess being a miracle. He did go off it last year due to hot flashes so I know it sucks

[@AKbaby89]

@Devhazy the worst things for me were the night sweats and the aching joints. It wasn't fun. But atleast it wasn't Arimidex, I could hardly keep anything down I lost so much weight while I was on it.

[@Goonerette75]

Now I wonder how many of the HAES/FA Community will watch this an get inspired into thinking being morbidly obese is not the trajectory.

[@liv328]

This is horrifying. My daughter and her husband are in their late 20's. They eat whatever they can get their hands on. I worry about their health every day. No parent should have to lose their child to FOOD!

[@Rg-hc6or]

Thank you for posting this, Beast.

[@WileyCylas]

Let’s all wish her the best, Gang!!

[@silvianguyen6903]

isnt this also what happened to amber? except she didnt take it as a sign to get things together

[@mhmmokayL]

I just commented about that! ALR just took it as another “woe is me” struggle she could use as content and fuel to manipulate her exes. It didn’t make her think of her weight at all, because “anyone can get cancer.” 🙄

[@emekennede]

As someone that’s also morbidly obese….yep the extra estrogen from the fat caused me to have precancerous cells in my cervix. First thing every single oncologist I have seen say it’s common.

[@milikoshki]

I hope this woman has a long, healthy, joyful life. Respect.

[@slippypippy]

Despite being thin now, I will always put a whole Philadelphia brick on my bagel 😅

[@expensivepink7]

i agree it’s brave of her - i hope she can make a full recovery in every sense of the world

[@jsevestjanova]

I feel so badly that it took CANCER for her to realize her health is impacted by being obese. I hope she pulls through and gets better ASAP! ❤

[@TheProtronic]

I seriously thought she was 45.😮

[@expensivepink7]

also your lighting is very nice!

[@ObesetoBeast]

Glad you think so!

[@sandpiperr]

Wow, that poor woman. I have PCOS so I'm at increased risk for endometrial cancer. In fact, I had a scare in 2022 when I thought I had it, but I'm 10 years older than her...which is still too effing young when it comes to getting cancer! Luckily my biopsy was negative, but I was out of my mind scared. Which is also how I know that endometrial cancer that had spread to the bladder, even just the outside, is VERY serious!

[@pinkypie8322]

She is so open and brutally honest about it, she´s not afraid to speak up, what a great human being, I wish her all the best! Also, I HATE it when people say ItS hEr OwN fAuLt, dont be judgemental! Some people smoke, some people take dr*gs/alkohol, most of them went through severe trauma and inhuman experiences, believe me, I know what I´m talking about, you never know what someone went through, and saying its their fault and they dont deserve help? If you have that mindset work on it, lets show love, understanding ad compassion towards eachother ^__^

[@pamsmith6404]

Thanks for sharing this. And for being decent and not throwing the F bomb around!

[@DevHazy]

My dad gets lupron for his prostate cancer. And he was obese too

[@Gnvdth]

Jordyn is so funny and has always had such a good attitude; I knew this day was coming and I’m so happy for her. Praying the cancer is eliminated from her body and with her youth she’ll be able to turn this around once and for all

[@weirdandlazy1]

Her mom was an enabler; they ate a whole pizza each while she was almost 500 lbs.

[@RealJonzuk]

be careful with the bed in your room i got pneumonia from sweating in my bed and letting it sit for months esp if your smoking in there

[@Doe3Love8]

Yay another video ~

[@b.r.v.8609]

Is this what Amberlynn Reid also had? It sounds like it!

[@misspomerol]

No matter how much we want to live In delululand shit will always hit the proverbial fan.

[@PeriwinkleSunrise]

at her current weight, if she's truly consuming only 1200-1500 calories a day, the weight will fall off rapidly for a good while. Good luck to her. I can't even begin to comprehend what it feels like to be obese or morbidly obese...I pray for anyone struggling with this.

[@Kiwicitobaby]

Bruh- 💀this is so sad. I wish her well, I hope she wins her battle against cancer and can lose all the weight affecting her.

[@tylerstewart6376]

I have lost some more weight and I am back to the weight where I started on my weight loss journey it sucks that I am back where I started on dec 16 of last year but I am happy I lost weight and I hope to keep losing it until I get to 140 pounds I am 163.6 right now.

[@aporue5893]

all that fast food isn't worth it......

[@Thislackspurpose]

The thing about the FA movement is that I wouldn’t have minded it at all if they only focused on how fat people are being treated in general. I don’t think it’s cool how society tends to treat them with disrespect, mockery and cruelty. I would’ve been on board, if the focus was to bring attention to those issues. And I do think beauty is a subjective and fluctuating notion; there are plenty of absolutely stunning obese people out there. I would’ve supported that kind of positive influence. But then they started claiming that obesity is harmless. That you can be totally healthy regardless of how much weight you gain. And that’s just factually incorrect. Obesity IS a health risk, regardless of how much you love your body, or how beautiful you are. And I guess that’s what irritates me. They’re spurring each other on and they attack/ostracise those who acknowledge that they want to lose weight. It’s like a cult.

[@PeriwinkleSunrise]

How many people ended up here from the Cinnamontoastken's video? (was in my suggested vids list as I watched the vid Ken, Buff and Mary did about these peeps)

[@HolicChan]

It bothers me alot how they’re allowed to scream yell and make fun of everyone else but the SECOND something happens to them we’re not even allowed to say a simple I told you so, give me a break OTB.

[@takarahayashi4124]

sadly, this is one of those movements where it wasn't going to change until people started passing.

[@acatnamedm4529]

Congrats, Rosie!

[@Quirkyloverosee]

Thank you 💗

[@Smithpolly]

“Illness is the most heeded of doctors: to kindness and wisdom we make promises only; pain we obey.” ― Marcel Proust,

[@FoodieBeautyStan]

What is on your back wall in your office? I would love information on where you got your carpet and furniture.

[@komika7870]

Yall not boycotting starbucks?

[@bronzergoth7598]

im rooting for her, she's super funny too

[@violetblythe6912]

Okay as a cream cheese lover, I’ll give her that one lol. The only reason I eat bagels is for the cream cheese.

[@jesster1111]

I wish this woman well but I’d be very curious to know what people define as “glorifying obesity.” To me, joyfully stuffing your face with junk food and mocking healthy eating seem to fit that bill, even if you’re not pushing dangerous narratives about weight having no impact on health. I hope she continues on a healthier path.

[@LauraPerez-g3p]

I hope her cancer treatment goes well. She seems like a nice person. Best wishes to you, Jordan. ❤❤❤

[@supererikman5331]

I hope she takes this as a chance to change her ways

[@daniellestevens2068]

Shes very brave! She can still make a difference in this life.

[@marcielynn4886]

Sometimes when you do bad things to your body, your body does bad things to you.