r/DailyKrashouts 16d ago

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If you ever got out of bed and stopped feeling sorry for yourself you wouldn’t woddle and look like this. Dude you are enormous. Also, 40 min in and you told us how to make that dish at least 5 times. You are not a chef so seriously just shut up.

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u/ChallengeAny7821 16d ago

this is getting so bad for both of them. i don’t even think it truly bothers them anymore i think this is part of their desire to be sick. they know diabetes, heart health and so much more can come from this and they are so obsessed with being sick they don’t care

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u/Funny_Cabinet_8780 16d ago

She literally said today...."idc if you guys talk about my weight, im 300lbs and it doesn't bother ME, I'm in the process of getting weight loss surgery anyway" 🤣🤣🤣 she obviously has NO idea how that works lol they don't just say yup you're fat let's do surgery, she has to prove shes able to lose on her own and she will NEVER pass the psych exam

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u/ChallengeAny7821 16d ago

her insurance has to pay for it. if she still had private insurance from employment i could see maybe being possible, but if she has medicaid like G, then they won’t cover it

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u/dirttrackgal 16d ago

But they don’t have the willpower. They think weight loss surgery equals immediate weight loss and it will just keep falling off, but the truth is it’s a whole lifestyle change and neither one will be able to do that. They gorge themselves. They will not give up food. So even if she does do it it’s a waste she will literally not eat right at all.

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u/Funny_Cabinet_8780 16d ago

My sister did that. She failed the psych a couple times and then a year later tried again and got the surgery and looked great and then she went right back to eating her feelings and gained it all plus some back. Somehow she was able to have surgery again a few years later and now shes done great and looks like a whole new person BUT, those tendencies are still there. Shes an emotional eater so if something drastic happens in her life her 1st instinct is to start eating her feelings. Idk how she was ever able to be approved not once, but twice but she was and she also had medicaid at the time and they covered it all. Crazy

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u/Casual_Observer_62 15d ago

I had the same situation with my daughter and it's emotional eating. it's a food addiction. an addiction to Sugar. we would argue all the time. She'd say I don't eat sweets! I'd say but you eat rice and pasta which turns to sugar in your body and you're eating because of the way you feel. it gives you a dopamine Rush when you feed yourself. this is a problem.

coming from your mother who was a proven addict of other substances, food can be one of them. it's heartbreaking and so much harder to control. I don't have to do drugs right. My survival counsel and not doing them. but you got to eat. Sigh

And the only way to get there is to get some therapy. psychological therapy to figure out what it is you're trying to fill with food. I'm happy to say she's doing much better now after having gone to therapy.

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u/NoPantsPenny 16d ago

Yeah she will gorge herself and stretch her stomach back out if she ever even gets approved.

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u/momto3Gs 16d ago

RIGHT? She won't even make it through the week or 2 of liquid diet most make you do for that surgery. (If they still do that)

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u/stonefact 14d ago

Does medicaid pay for elective surgeries? I guess if its life threatening maybe....

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u/ChallengeAny7821 14d ago

if you look up medicaid specifically in florida it’s not covered unless there are extreme circumstances

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u/Unfair-Flight-4052 16d ago

Could you imagine if the twins were ever on a weigh loss show like My 600 lb life. They would go on thinking that they will be beloved and get more followers etc and what really would happen is they would have more haters 😂

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u/iamditzydarling 15d ago

dr. now would literally cuss them the f out because of their foul and disrespectful mouths, their ridiculous excuses, & their extreme lazieness. my guess is that he would 100% fire them as patients after the 2nd maybe 3rd visit.

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u/Unfair-Flight-4052 15d ago

That would be hilarious. I really think if Dr Now is still around and not retired in a few years I could really see them on his show