Britain's fattest woman dies in hospital after family sneak in chicken buckets

[QUOTE="kidsmelly"]

Nope I know the argument is going to be well you don't know what other health conditins. The thing is I know a handful of people with so called thyroid issues etc and all they ever seem to do is eat and watch TV. Sure there are people out there with actual issues but to it seems like some people are just looking for excuses.

Also they guy literaly ate about 10-12 plates thats a bit excessive no matter what kind of issues you have.

MrGeezer

For all you know, the guy could be terminally ill with only a few months to live. Without actually knowing anything about the dude, where do you get off saying what the guy should be doing for his health?

[QUOTE="kidsmelly"]

Nope I know the argument is going to be well you don't know what other health conditins. The thing is I know a handful of people with so called thyroid issues etc and all they ever seem to do is eat and watch TV. Sure there are people out there with actual issues but to it seems like some people are just looking for excuses.

Also they guy literaly ate about 10-12 plates thats a bit excessive no matter what kind of issues you have.

MrGeezer

For all you know, the guy could be terminally ill with only a few months to live. Without actually knowing anything about the dude, where do you get off saying what the guy should be doing for his health?

I honestly don't care what the guy does with his health. I just don't want to pay for it is all I'm saying.

I guess all you can really say about that is death by chicken.

Just yesterday I saw an overly obese man breathing out an oxygen tank eating plates and plates at a buffet. I really have no sympathy if these people choose to make no effort to help themselves. I just wonder who pays for their healthcare, I don't think taxpayers should be flipping the bill.

Good, I hope her family is devastated by their loss. Effin' idiots...

i lol'd when i was reading the article... is that wrong?

[QUOTE="Stanley09"][QUOTE="GrandJury"]Yeah cause all fat people don't respect themselves....MrGeezer

As a self-respecting person, I'd never be enough of a jerk to laugh about a person's death. But apparently that's not the case for everyone.

If we can't laugh at death what can we laugh at?

"She blasted the NHS, saying: "I have been left to die. If I was anorexic I would get proper help. But no one has sympathy for obese people."

"But she refused to stop bingeing - despite undergoing a £30,000 op on the NHS earlier this year to have a gastric band fitted."

This makes me really angry - so much for my flipping taxes. She had no-one to blame but herself for her death so I don't know why she had a go at the NHS. She had 4 children who she's selfishly left behind though I can't imagine her being much of a mum stuck in bed. At least she's not going to be costing the healthcare system anymore now /rant

Oh, well... that's not good.

And nothing of value was lost; those same words will be uttered at my funeral.

pop goes the weasel!

That was to be expectedweezyfb

Someone who was fatally obese dying of a heart attack? Now come on, who in their right mind would expect that?

Grounds for a [whale]slaughter charge?

I don't really think it's her fault, she was obviously addicted to food. The children, however, are definitely to blame.

here family killed her. shame on them

What a way to die. Is it that hard to control your appetite? :DMr_Cumberdale

For someone whose eating issues are due to medical or psychological issues, it can be extremely hard (if not impossible) to control their eating habits without outside help.

Now watch the family sue the doctors, the hospital, and the fast food companies and win $$$$$$$$$......this makes me sick...

says in the sun today "Sharon piled on the pounds while consuming more than 12,000 calories a day - 10,000 more than the recommended amount for a woman.

She stuffed herself on fish and chips and fried chicken, and started her day with a big fry-up. She would get up in the middle to the night to munch a tin of Quality Street chocs and biscuits."

and

"People who have the stomach op to regulate food intake are told they must chew tiny pieces of food up to 25 times - but Sharon complained it left herEXHAUSTED."

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/features/3069973/Britains-fattest-woman-said-gastric-band-stopped-gorging.html

[QUOTE="Mr_Cumberdale"]What a way to die. Is it that hard to control your appetite? :DPBSnipes

For someone whose eating issues are due to medical or psychological issues, it can be extremely hard (if not impossible) to control their eating habits without outside help.

well she sure was a big lass

Poor lady.

Freebird8877

Poor dog :(