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Here is an article and a way to help a man who is struggling for

survival who weighs around 1,000 pounds.

http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm?article_id=4265

-Sherry (Lake Marcel, WA)

BPD/DS Feb. 2, 2001

self-pay

5'5 " / 341 pounds / 33 years old

Lost 9 pounds in pre-op weight loss efforts

Have lost 70 pounds since surgery!

Total of 79 pounds gone forEVER!

http://www.fluffynet.com/wls/

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> Here is an article and a way to help a man who is struggling for

> survival who weighs around 1,000 pounds.

>

> http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm?article_id=4265

Now that wouldn't seem like the way to *really* help, would it? That would

be helping him to die in comfort...that's not helping him to LIVE and raising

funds to buy a bed doesn't sound like " struggling for survival " . I betcha

all of us here could come up with a better idea.

Michele B.

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Wonder why the article does not mention weight loss surgery as

a way to help this man, instead of just a heavy-duty bed and another

diet? The last diet resulted in him gaining 200 lbs.!

B., SC

> Here is an article and a way to help a man who is struggling for

> survival who weighs around 1,000 pounds.

>

> http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm?article_id=4265

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One step at a time. Right now he needs a place to lay without

getting bedsores. The article mentions he is working on losing

weight too.

I do hope he can have weight loss surgery as I feel it's the

only thing that will truly save him. But for now he needs to

be able to sit comfortably and that isn't going to happen until

he gets a bed or loses about 500 pounds. It seems getting the

bed can happen sooner, so I think that is the first step.

-Sherry (Lake Marcel, WA)

BPD/DS Feb. 2, 2001

self-pay

5'5 " / 341 pounds / 33 years old

Lost 9 pounds in pre-op weight loss efforts

Have lost 70 pounds since surgery!

Total of 79 pounds gone forEVER!

http://www.fluffynet.com/wls/

> > Here is an article and a way to help a man who is struggling for

> > survival who weighs around 1,000 pounds.

> >

> > http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm?article_id=4265

>

>

> Now that wouldn't seem like the way to *really* help, would it?

That would

> be helping him to die in comfort...that's not helping him to LIVE

and raising

> funds to buy a bed doesn't sound like " struggling for survival " . I

betcha

> all of us here could come up with a better idea.

> Michele B.

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One step at a time. Right now he needs a place to lay without

getting bedsores. The article mentions he is working on losing

weight too.

I do hope he can have weight loss surgery as I feel it's the

only thing that will truly save him. But for now he needs to

be able to sit comfortably and that isn't going to happen until

he gets a bed or loses about 500 pounds. It seems getting the

bed can happen sooner, so I think that is the first step.

-Sherry (Lake Marcel, WA)

BPD/DS Feb. 2, 2001

self-pay

5'5 " / 341 pounds / 33 years old

Lost 9 pounds in pre-op weight loss efforts

Have lost 70 pounds since surgery!

Total of 79 pounds gone forEVER!

http://www.fluffynet.com/wls/

> > Here is an article and a way to help a man who is struggling for

> > survival who weighs around 1,000 pounds.

> >

> > http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm?article_id=4265

>

>

> Now that wouldn't seem like the way to *really* help, would it?

That would

> be helping him to die in comfort...that's not helping him to LIVE

and raising

> funds to buy a bed doesn't sound like " struggling for survival " . I

betcha

> all of us here could come up with a better idea.

> Michele B.

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