Posted on 02/27/2014 10:37:11 AM PST by iowamark
There is the root of the problem right there.
I’m quoting the article, ok? I don’t look for compassion, either. I guess no one read the article!
Ding ding ding! Everyone is different, and you get one of those people who's body is a perfect trifecta of body just storing the stuff combined with a food dependence and a denial of reality and walla, a crane through the wall.
That’s a nifty technique, depending on the injury one might need a bit off pain relief prior to trying it.
"The Americans with Disabilities Act says that they should have the proper equipment to handle me, the same as they do for anyone else," he says indignantly. "I'm entitled to that. I'll probably have to sue to get the care I really need."
I vaguely remember a fat DUmmie who sounded like this.
I guess you get nervous, Tick!
In my experience of going to the ER and spending 8 days in intensive care they are much more caring for people who haven’t created the situation causing them trouble.
I don’t have a lot of sympathy for someone 600 lbs. 600 lbs is significantly past the point where they need to wake the heck up and address their problem.
Stars are generally narcissists of the first order. No one can achieve that status unless they put themselves first, last and always. And they are invariable very, very cold. Shirley MacLaine’s daughter has written a tell-all on mom and she is the quintessential “star” - easily bored, cold and indifferent to other people’s interests. And very hard-working, I might add.
Stars - if they have genuine talent - save all their personal warmth and humanity for the stage.
There are surgeries than an remove much of the excess fat and skin that would probably be less expensive in the long run for everyone involved.
But he needs to stop eating 8000 calories a day.
It sounds like (going by what is posted in OP) this guy doesn’t think he has a weight problem, that it’s everyone else who should accommodate him.
This has nothing to do with hate.
I don’t think 600 pounds is an “extreme” case, the real extreme cases are the ones where the person needs a wall torn down and a forklift to move them from the bed.
BTW, I hope you were able to get your ring fixed after having it cut off.
That makes sense. Narcissists require absolute affirmation (being wrong or less than perfect is like death to them). What better affirmation is there than stardom?
Easy there. I wasn't disagreeing with you, only adding to what you said.
You may find compassionate physicians, but chances are they won't be surgeons.
I think he died so he’s down to a very small calorie count, lol.
I never did get the ring fixed. It had only cost $60. I sold it for $30. Typical of my investment talent.
I invariable gravitate towards cold doctors - even my dermatologist was nasty to me. Maybe it’s me...
lol
You can make it up in volume. Sounds like my brothers “genius” investment plans.
Casting the first stone? Of course, you have no vices and are perfect.
Fat chance.
I used to be the go to guy for removing rings. Sometimes, you just have to resort to the saw.
I cringe when I see carbide and titanium rings. Glad I’m not in that business anymore.
I had cancer year before last. Oncologists are the nicest doctors around, can’t say I recommend having one though.
That’s good to know. Hope you’re doing well.
Agree but the kid I referred to is only 14 yrs old.
That’s a pretty quick path to 500lb plus.
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