“Her Time Is Running Out” Dr Now Helps Woman With One Of Highest BMIs He’s Ever Seen | My 600LB Life

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

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  • @TLCTVUK
    @TLCTVUK  Год назад +63

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  • @SaltySerial
    @SaltySerial Год назад +1937

    Until I discovered this show, I didn't realize there were enough people out there that were +600 lbs to make a tv series from it.

    • @robbindilger5811
      @robbindilger5811 Год назад +69

      Makes ya stop n think.... Or it does me...

    • @Nina-lv3es
      @Nina-lv3es Год назад +103

      And there's no telling how many more Morbidly Obese People that are still out there that we don't know about 😢

    • @jmag9480
      @jmag9480 Год назад

      Yes because of the crap food that's available. Food can be as deadly as drugs and I would say just as if not more addicting. Fast food isn't food. Its chemicals and has things in it to make you crave it. Dangerous. The government doesn't want healthy people they want sick overweight people so they can push their drugs

    • @eddylion1
      @eddylion1 Год назад

      USA is country with the most overweight people in the world

    • @lisawatson9570
      @lisawatson9570 Год назад +27

      I bet there's 100s of them.

  • @katherinejoseph7060
    @katherinejoseph7060 Год назад +1079

    He's an amazing doctor, such patience and humility towards his patients

    • @B_Bodziak
      @B_Bodziak Год назад +46

      He truly seems to really want to help his patients regain their lives. I've often wondered how he deals with the frustrations he must experience.

    • @katherinejoseph7060
      @katherinejoseph7060 Год назад +30

      @@B_Bodziak There's only so much he can do but its up to the people to listen to his advice. If they don't its obvious it won't end well for them..

    • @MeganVictoriaKearns
      @MeganVictoriaKearns Год назад +30

      @@B_Bodziak He's probably developed a method of compartmentalizing. Constant frustration is unavoidable when this is your medical specialty. Dr. Now gets lied to, yelled at, and ignored every day. And the amount of whining and complaining he hears would drive anyone else insane. Enablers and their antics must be highly frustrating too. And oh my God the constant refusal to even TRY to walk or do PT, and the times the person doesn't lose a single pound in 3 months. Then there are the absolute psycho / clinically delusional patients every once in a while. How do you argue with a person that honest-to-God, 100%, and with intense conviction, actually believes a human body can gain 80 pounds of water weight in 3 months because they retained water once when they hurt their leg at 15 years old? Like how....?
      I ❤ Dr. Now. I can't imagine how much bullshit that man has listened to given the length of his career!

    • @B_Bodziak
      @B_Bodziak Год назад +21

      @@katherinejoseph7060 Food addiction is one of the hardest addictions to beat because food can not be prohibited. No one would expect an alcoholic to be able to "control themselves" by having two drinks every day. But, that's what is expected of those with food addictions. Additionally, there are no legal repercussions for indulging in excessive food like there often are with alcohol and drug addictions. I hope that there is group therapy (like 12 Step meetings for other addictions) for Dr. Now's patie

    • @laurieschapro6036
      @laurieschapro6036 Год назад

      @@B_Bodziak There actually IS a 12 Step Program that is used for weight loss . IT'S CALLED OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS AND IT WORKS GREAT IF YOU STAY ON THE PROGRAM EXACTLY AS YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO DO . I DID ONE OF THE PROGRAMS BACK IN THE 1980s AND IN THE 1990s -
      YES !!!! I DID IT TWICE AND IT WORKED GREAT BOTH TIMES . MY PROBLEM WAS THAT I HIT A PLATEAU , BOTH TIMES THAT I WAS ON THE PROGRAM AND I JUST LOST MY DESIRE TO STAY ON IT ANY LONGER . I WAS EATING ONLY 2 MEALS A DAY AND I STILL WASN'T LOSING ANY WEIGHT . I GOT UPSET ABOUT IT AND AT MYSELF BECAUSE I COULDN'T LOSE ANY MORE WEIGHT THAN I HAD ALREADY LOST WHICH WAS 96 POUNDS THE FIRST TIME AND 86 POUNDS THE SECOND TIME . IN BETWEEN EACH TIME , I WOULD GAIN THE WEIGHT BACK - PLUS SOME MORE WEIGHT ADDED TO THAT WEIGHT !!!! NOW I WEIGH 245 POUNDS AND I USED TO WEIGH UP TO 269 POUNDS SEVERAL YEARS AGO . WHILE I'M NOT HAPPY WITH MY WEIGHT NOW , I'M NOT TRYING TO LOSE ANY MORE WEIGHT BECAUSE IT JUST SEEMS THAT WHENEVER I TRY TO LOSE WEIGHT , I JUST GAIN IT RIGHT BACK ANYWAY . SO , HERE I SIT ON MY SOFA TYPING THIS TO YOU SO THAT YOU CAN GET SOME INSIGHT INTO THE MIND OF A COMPULSIVE OVEREATER .
      MY MOM AND MY DAD BOTH DIED IN 2007 AND THE ONLY FAMILY THAT I HAVE LEFT IS MY SISTER WHO IS MEAN TO ME AND I DON'T EVEN UNDERSTAND WHY SHE WON'T COME AND SEE ME . SHE LIVES ABOUT 10 TO 15 MINUTES FROM ME AND SHE STILL WON'T COME AND SEE ME !!!! SHE SAYS THAT SHE HAS TO WORK AND SHE DOESN'T HAVE ANY TIME TO COME AND SEE ME . WELL , I'M NOT GOING TO BE AROUND FOR MUCH LONGER BECAUSE I AM GOING TO BE 64 YEARS OLD THIS YEAR AND SHE'LL BE 66 YEARS OLD THIS YEAR . I HAVEN'T SEEN HER IN ALMOST 9 YEARS AND I JUST THINK THAT IT'S A SHAME THAT SHE WON'T COME AND SEE ME ANY MORE . IT WILL BE 9 YEARS IN APRIL THAT SHE LAST SAW ME . I'M SO LONELY AND ALONE WITH NO CAR TO GO TO THE PLACES THAT I WOULD LIKE TO GO . I CAN RIDE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BUS TO GO TO THE DOCTOR OR TO WALMART IF I NEED TO , BUT , OTHER THAN THAT , I'M STUCK HERE IN MY APARTMENT . THE APARTMENT WHERE I LIVE IS FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS AND MOST OF THEM ARE SCHIZOPHRENIC AND I HAVE A DIFFICULT TIME GETTING ALONG WITH THEM BECAUSE THEY DON'T REMEMBER MUCH OF WHAT I SAY TO THEM . I'M HERE BECAUSE I WAS DETERMINED TO KILL MYSELF IN2005 AND I HAVE MAJOR CLINICAL DEPRESSION WITH SUICIDAL THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS AND I HAVE BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER AS WELL . SO IT'S JUST VERY DIFFICULT TO HAVE A RELATIONSHIP WITH ANYONE HERE . I REALLY JUST WANT TO GO BACK HOME TO MY OLD HOME , BUT I CAN'T BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO PAY FOR MY OLD HOME BECAUSE IT'S GONE UP IN PRICE
      (WAAAAAY UP) - FROM $80 , 000
      00 TO $496 , 000 . 00 IN JUST 19
      YEARS !!!!! THERE'S NO WAY THAT I COULD AFFORD THAT AMOUNT OF MONEY - EVER !!!!
      I JUST HAVE ALOT OF PROBLEMS RIGHT NOW AND I CAN'T GET OUT OF THEM FOR ANYTHING .
      I JUST HOPE THAT YOU HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND !

  • @crittle4246
    @crittle4246 Год назад +366

    Protect him at all costs! We love Dr. Now

    • @scf7334
      @scf7334 Год назад +16

      God, I hate the saying “protect him/her at all costs”. It’s soooooo overly dramatic. 🙄

    • @heiroot
      @heiroot Год назад +8

      He's the best!

    • @michelleroberts6597
      @michelleroberts6597 6 месяцев назад +4

      I AGREE! IT'S SO SAD WHEN PATIENTS ARE RUDE WITH HIM. IT MAKES ME CRY.

  • @AmandaYoungss
    @AmandaYoungss Год назад +1163

    I cant believe Dr. Now is about to turn 79!!!!!!!

    • @Salib1
      @Salib1 Год назад +161

      And still performing bariatric surgeries! Thats amazing 👏

    • @JodiLeaSnakeQueen
      @JodiLeaSnakeQueen Год назад +61

      79!? Wow

    • @brownelcamino3051
      @brownelcamino3051 Год назад +49

      Bless him ❤

    • @yvettebyvexxi
      @yvettebyvexxi Год назад +42

      Thanks to your comment, I finally Googled him after watching so many vids of this show. Finding out we share the same birthday is awesome!

    • @user-vf6fl3ru5e
      @user-vf6fl3ru5e Год назад +35

      mate theres thats insane, he still has a lot of hair and its not grey 0___0

  • @criticRN
    @criticRN Год назад +307

    I watched this episode. Margaret has the emotional maturity of a 4 year old. Her mom is overcompensating for not being there as Margaret was growing up. She babies her constantly. I hope Margaret makes it and gains some independence.

    • @valeriejean6507
      @valeriejean6507 Год назад +33

      Agreed. It's extremely dysfunctional.

    • @melindac3368
      @melindac3368 Год назад +24

      @criticRN It's so difficult when you try to parent with a great amount of guilt present. Mom and daughter need therapy to overcome that dysfunction.

    • @MrChuckDeez
      @MrChuckDeez 5 месяцев назад +3

      Moms is lookin pretty gud not gonna lie.

    • @kammyc1573
      @kammyc1573 4 месяца назад +3

      You are so right!!!!!!!!!👏🏼👏🏼

    • @tonysangster7383
      @tonysangster7383 4 месяца назад +6

      She would have that level of maturity & well spotted! the way we mature is to learn to cope with problems - things happened to her a long time ago & she coped by eating ....she seems to be catching on to it though !!

  • @keriXianne
    @keriXianne Год назад +592

    When I became paralyzed at 23 yrs old, my mom had to quit her job to take care of me. I saw how hard it was for her to take care of me and the rest of the family so I did what it took to better myself so my mom didn’t have to take care of me. I did my physical therapy and became independent 5 yrs later.
    I still paralyzed but I can drive, work, cook and clean. I don’t need help with anything. I didn’t want to be a burden to anyone.
    I don’t understand how these people can live this way and be a burden.

    • @___Alina___24
      @___Alina___24 Год назад +44

      Good on you keep it up! 🔥💯🙏 I'm sure your family is quite proud of you 😘

    • @ivylopez4338
      @ivylopez4338 Год назад +33

      Totally agree with you. They are selfish

    • @penguinsmovies
      @penguinsmovies Год назад +38

      See that's not something you can control being paralyzed I know a lot of people are going to get upset with this but I understand eating too much food is an addiction but these people need to do something to try to get better. Yes dieting exercising and eating healthy are important but these people have mental issues I need to get help.

    • @janiecunningham9435
      @janiecunningham9435 Год назад +29

      Wow! You are amazing. May you continue to be blessed with strength, happiness, and independence.

    • @8213apice
      @8213apice Год назад +25

      So happy for you 🎉

  • @francesjones9265
    @francesjones9265 Год назад +292

    Dr Now is a very kind man and does everything to help all these people God Bless Amen

    • @radomira5645
      @radomira5645 Год назад +6

      He must feel good about himself when he's sleeping at nights 🤣God bless this man

    • @MontagZoso
      @MontagZoso Год назад +3

      I wouldn’t call him kind. He’s the tough love dude for sure.

    • @2oqh
      @2oqh Год назад +6

      @@MontagZoso Kinder than someone who’ll pretend you’re ok just to be “nice” and end up letting you die

  • @adventuresiwork3563
    @adventuresiwork3563 Год назад +263

    As a parent, I love my child too much to ever be an enabler to their destruction. It’s sickening a parent can do this to their child.

    • @thefaithfulgarden8186
      @thefaithfulgarden8186 Год назад +13

      Sadly people do it all the time, because they value sort-term happiness -or- temporary peace from the "victim's" abrasive/abusive behaviors more than desiring what's ultimately best for their ultimate emotional/ physical health.

    • @maggie7660
      @maggie7660 10 месяцев назад +7

      Munchausen by Proxy

    • @maggie7660
      @maggie7660 10 месяцев назад +4

      Same with Sean’s mother

    • @metalmamasue3680
      @metalmamasue3680 9 месяцев назад +8

      Exactly right. I love my sons more than my own Iife. But I wouId never, ever feed them to 💀 Idk how peopIe justify it no matter how mean someone gets or how much they yell. If they cannot get out of bed to get it, then stop enabling them. Leave if they're having a tantrum, what can they do about it ?

    • @llinosjarvis2754
      @llinosjarvis2754 5 месяцев назад

      I would be the same it’s as bad as feeding your kids drugs xxxx

  • @lindaownby-keane8578
    @lindaownby-keane8578 Год назад +229

    I have been watching Dr. Now for many years and am in awe of his prowess and concern for his patients. He is a Hero in my book. Thank you Dr. Now for being there for those in need who really want to change their lives.

    • @paulnadratowski3942
      @paulnadratowski3942 Год назад +14

      I love Dr Now, he calls out everyone and does not buy excuses

    • @buzzzzzz69
      @buzzzzzz69 10 месяцев назад +2

      It's so good when we get to see that smile he has, where you can just tell he gets "job satisfaction" bcz his patients are moving in the right direction.
      It's like gets joy from giving people their lives back.😊

  • @dsantamaria713
    @dsantamaria713 Год назад +110

    I wasn't sure about this Dr in the past, however, I confess I was wrong...
    He is quite a decent Soul, and truly has the patience of a bloody Saint!
    ♥️

  • @5thdimensionliving727
    @5thdimensionliving727 Год назад +127

    Dealing with abuse is a real challenge and I totally respect this lady’s issues. I hope and pray she gets over her hurdles with Dr Now’s help ✅

    • @kcluckystars
      @kcluckystars Год назад +8

      She's not being abused. She's abusing her mother with "love."
      "I tell her that, 'If she doesn't fix that, it means you don't love me.'"

    • @irinaflorescu4811
      @irinaflorescu4811 Год назад +9

      Some kids are abuse and don't have money to eat 300 $ per day of food

  • @juniorgates5762
    @juniorgates5762 Год назад +367

    I pray this woman gets the help she needs from Dr Now and heal from all the trauma she went through

    • @cocofellas
      @cocofellas Год назад +3

      I pray she doesn’t and fails.

    • @stephenbutler6819
      @stephenbutler6819 Год назад

      She needs her mouth super glued shut for a month

    • @O.O.O.K999
      @O.O.O.K999 Год назад +16

      What trauma? She's no idea what 'trauma' is. There are people in this world living in slavery - now, in the 21st century - and being tortured; there are people too, millions of them, who daily face dragging themselves out of bed to go to a job they hate - but they do it because they have a sense of responsibility and there are people, especially women (90% in one country) who live with domestic violence.

    • @maryholt3758
      @maryholt3758 Год назад +1

      She will have to go through the drama of recovery if this surgery, if she has the side affects of this surgery I feel for her. Pain

    • @ivylopez4338
      @ivylopez4338 Год назад +7

      If she doesn't stop her mouth, she won't get any help. Because the help begins with her.

  • @denisefallin8042
    @denisefallin8042 Год назад +32

    I like Dr. Now. Altho some don't like his bedside manner, he is exactly what these patients need. He truly does care. I hope she gets the help she needs

  • @antoinetteroane3938
    @antoinetteroane3938 Год назад +12

    WOW! DR. NOW 79YRS OLD ITS A BLESSING. I PRAY TO SEE THOSE YEARS ( AMEN) 🎉🎉🤗🤗💕💙😁❤🙏🙏🙏

  • @susanlett9632
    @susanlett9632 5 месяцев назад +21

    Mom is living vicariously through her daughter

  • @laraoneal7284
    @laraoneal7284 Год назад +18

    Must be so frustrating for Dr NOW dealing with these ppl. God bless him.

  • @psyclonetheseahawk9261
    @psyclonetheseahawk9261 Год назад +52

    Jeez. She could survive for an entire year with just what's stored in her body.

    • @DanteTimberwolf
      @DanteTimberwolf 3 месяца назад +1

      Why stop at a year?

    • @lauradicu6273
      @lauradicu6273 3 месяца назад +2

      No, she can't. All that storage is about fat, not about nutrients. I'm so sorry for these people... 😥

  • @seyara1
    @seyara1 8 месяцев назад +42

    "Its easier to pacify me"
    literally behaving like a big baby 🤯

  • @loribiancone5391
    @loribiancone5391 Год назад +109

    This was truly one if the most toxic, strangest mother/daughter relationships ive seen on this show

    • @juliebarks3195
      @juliebarks3195 7 месяцев назад +17

      She has turned her daughter into a whiny baby. Dr Paradice picked up on that. Love his name.

    • @kammyc1573
      @kammyc1573 4 месяца назад +10

      Totally agree!!!! She has a toddler mindset!!!!!

    • @purpurina5663
      @purpurina5663 2 месяца назад +4

      @@juliebarks3195yes. And that is a form of abuse.

  • @mariaferreras4369
    @mariaferreras4369 Год назад +10

    Dr Now is wonderful. Kind. But no fool.

  • @jennmemphis
    @jennmemphis Год назад +9

    he always knows to be kind to the more fragile patients. This woman seems terrified, and I know that he can sense that and doesn’t pile on the misery with what he usually says to his more manipulative combative patients.

  • @mdodd8896
    @mdodd8896 Год назад +41

    I love Dr Now , he straight out .
    Doesn’t listen to the BS.
    So sad people get that bad let themselves down.
    He gives them hope .

  • @maureenlang5129
    @maureenlang5129 Год назад +11

    Dr Now is so good,he is a amazing caring doctor. He has to be tough and caring .

  • @dorothymcdonald2735
    @dorothymcdonald2735 Год назад +31

    I just love this Dr !! He cares so much n he tells his patients like it is

  • @randomanime2403
    @randomanime2403 Год назад +155

    I am so amazed at how the human body can stretch to 600lbs+. It doesn’t sound possible. When you weigh that much you lose hundreds of pounds in months from simple dieting.

    • @solomoon3083
      @solomoon3083 Год назад +26

      Not even dieting. Just eating appropriate amounts of food. That’s it.

    • @randomanime2403
      @randomanime2403 Год назад +1

      @@solomoon3083 to them tho that’s extreme dieting

    • @jayreszy4398
      @jayreszy4398 Год назад +1

      *weigh. *lose.

    • @randomanime2403
      @randomanime2403 Год назад

      @@jayreszy4398thx

  • @MiThreeSunz
    @MiThreeSunz Год назад +10

    Dr Now is a Godsend. Bless him and his important work.

  • @Lulabella46
    @Lulabella46 Год назад +10

    I love Dr Now. He’s helped so many people get their lives back and to believe in themselves. I like that he’s honest and will use tough love to drive the facts home. ❤

  • @Mdp755
    @Mdp755 Год назад +68

    Did she say that her dad weighed 1000 pounds? Was she serious?

  • @christinebutler7630
    @christinebutler7630 Год назад +30

    This lady would do best in a rehab for awhile. The sick dynamic between her and her mother has to be broken up somehow. As long as they're in the same house nothing will change.

    • @metalmamasue3680
      @metalmamasue3680 9 месяцев назад +1

      She definitely needs therapy too, probably both of them to break the toxic cycle they are in. I hope she gets help and can work hard to save her own life.
      I'm not quite 5 ft and I cannot even fathom carrying around hundreds of extra pounds. The 20 I need to lose makes me uncomfortable and I know it's not easy. Just wow, 750 lbs. It's hard to comprehend how much some humans can eat. I would literally throw up if I even tried to eat a fraction of what they do.
      I'm stuffed after a cup of soup and small sandwich.
      And I eat a meal like that and then stop. Sometimes it tastes so good I think I want more. But in 20 min or so, I'm very glad I didn't because I'm full and don't need more.
      I hope most of all these people can start to feel some self worth and heal from whatever trauma makes them eat to escape it. 🙏

  • @cindyd310
    @cindyd310 Год назад +6

    Bless Dr. Now for doing all that he can for his patients, and them being brave to show us what they go through every day.

  • @grahamcracker209
    @grahamcracker209 Год назад +15

    I absolutely adore this man, thank God for him.

  • @brendagraham4596
    @brendagraham4596 Год назад +134

    So sad to see this, no one wants to be like this , losing weight is so hard also her food is her drug addiction, sending prayers ❤❤❤❤

    • @danutacharlassier5512
      @danutacharlassier5512 Год назад +10

      if she wouldn’t want to be like that she wouldn’t devour food
      oh shit : abusive life how about that!

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 Год назад +12

      Humans weren't meant to be the weight of Male Grizzlies 🐻we don't have the heart, nor the JOINTS

    • @oldwomanranting
      @oldwomanranting Год назад +5

      Drug addicts die everyday. She wants food more than life because she is a food addict. She didn’t get help when she was able to move and now that she is immobile she is manipulative and abusive to get her drug.

    • @O.O.O.K999
      @O.O.O.K999 Год назад +5

      We're ALL 'food addicts' the difference is, most of us control,ourselves.

    • @mikivanduyn9630
      @mikivanduyn9630 Год назад

      ​@@O.O.O.K999 not true...i dont like eating at al...

  • @asapalm7150
    @asapalm7150 Год назад +64

    Unbeliavable patience this doctor 😵‍💫

  • @nikkipak210
    @nikkipak210 Год назад +5

    I just think Dr Now is fantastic good on him for trying to help all these people, I pray that they all lose the weight they need to, thank God 4 Dr NOW

  • @ednaatluxton4918
    @ednaatluxton4918 Год назад +56

    Mom chose an abusive man over kids plus enabled and spoiled the kid with food. Sorry but if my abusive man went away for months he couldn't physically force me to go if he wasn't around. That was their freedom. It was moms choice. Many women choose the man over the kids. U don't watch your toddlers starve but fill your husband's plate. U feed your kids when he isn't watching or around & feed them healthy. U take your kids out of there to safety. But still as an adult grow up and stop blaming being a glutton on something that happened decades ago. Every person on this earth has suffered tragedy. Death, abuses etc. The majority don't dwell on it for decades and become addicts and make excuses and do nothing with their lived. They move on get over it learn help others become productive. It's called life.

    • @B_Bodziak
      @B_Bodziak Год назад +8

      In situations like these, I often feel like the best thing to do is to keep her in the hospital and implement a strict 1000-1200 calorie diet AND have the staff stop ANY outside food from going into the room by visitors. This should last until the patient can physically take care of herself, including hygiene. That would likely lead to a much healthier outcome down the road than sending her home as is.

    • @criticRN
      @criticRN Год назад +1

      There’s something sort of “off” about the whole story…

    • @BobConnor-n2g
      @BobConnor-n2g 4 месяца назад

      Wonder if this happens because the husband and wife are in an "adult" relationship and the kids become "the rest of the world" and the "adult" relationship comes first. I have notice some women will do anything for their husbands even if it is bad for everyone because I and other people are "the rest of the world" we get ignored.

  • @lonwaslien104
    @lonwaslien104 Год назад +7

    The Incredible Dr. Pol is 80 and keeps working still like Dr. Now 👏

  • @boblawblaw6875
    @boblawblaw6875 Год назад +206

    I’m not trying to be an ass, but the mother has been an enabler since day one. And the excuses made up by Margaret are pathetic imo. But I do wish her all the best

    • @B_Bodziak
      @B_Bodziak Год назад +34

      There's always an enabler when someone is 600+lbs. However, the "I don't want to fight with (the obese person)" becomes almost mute when the obesity renders them completely immobile. It's easier to close a bedroom door and let her fight with the wall. Unless the mother has some therapy or she (or the daughter) is removed from the current home situation, it seems like an "unwinnable" situation.

    • @sasfishadventures9729
      @sasfishadventures9729 Год назад +1

      These super obese people often become verbally and emotionally abusive to get what they want. Its even in the show

    • @tantilus998
      @tantilus998 Год назад +4

      Idk why they wait till it’s to late, you lived your life doing what you love even if it kills you. Food made her happy so be happy, no excuses it is what it is.

    • @d.k.1394
      @d.k.1394 Год назад +8

      The mom does not love her daughter

    • @B_Bodziak
      @B_Bodziak Год назад +7

      @@tantilus998 Food doesn't really make her happy because it's causing her to be miserable.

  • @reughr
    @reughr Год назад +50

    I feel for all these individuals. I totally understand. I'm 5'6" and 245 lbs. Not happy with that weight but I know when I'm stressed, eating something I like, feels good. And in the past 3 years, there's been a lot of stress. 😢😢😢

    • @ddangerous1749
      @ddangerous1749 Год назад +10

      Can I just encourage you right now you are worth more than you know you have more value than you see right now, just in case nobody never told you before you are somebody. Just make up your mind to make better choices you can do it

    • @slimkadyk
      @slimkadyk Год назад +4

      Today's the day to make better choices. You can do it 💪🏾 ✨️ believe in yourself and think about something you would like to do that you can't right nw. You are enough!

    • @tabithaedwards745
      @tabithaedwards745 Год назад +3

      You can change it when you're ready. An ex overeater emotional
      eater here. Get sugar out of the house. Don't try to loose it all at once. Look into low carb or carnivore lifestyle.I bike daily and that helps with my mental health.

    • @hundekinder3171
      @hundekinder3171 Год назад +4

      @truewoods: A friend of mine was also an emotional eater. Her therapist told her: "If you are stressed and want to eat something - ask yourself beforehand if eating something helps you now. Is the stress over? Make it clear to yourself that it is not so." This helped her a lot and after some time the situation changed. Maybe this will help you too. I wish it to you.

    • @alexisdiva9
      @alexisdiva9 Год назад +2

      I can also relate - am 5'4" and currently struggling to keep my weight below 190 lbs - the heaviest it's ever been - also am a stress/emotional eater.

  • @JasmineDev
    @JasmineDev Год назад +97

    I don’t understand how the mother can say that she ‘had’ to do things that were detrimental to her children. We all have choices.

    • @ruthgiles8926
      @ruthgiles8926 Год назад +5

      Exactly! Blaming the tyrant is easy but your children come first.

    • @jasonvoorhees7288
      @jasonvoorhees7288 9 месяцев назад

      She's a druggy or ex druggy and that's what they do.....make excuses for crappy decisions.

    • @katestevens86
      @katestevens86 3 месяца назад

      She abdicated responsibility for her children when they were young and now she is trying to re-write history so it was not her fault. If it was not her fault, who's fault was it?

  • @darrellfudge7547
    @darrellfudge7547 Год назад +9

    I don't understand how people can let themselves get like this

  • @aliciasosmart11
    @aliciasosmart11 Год назад +86

    I struggled to lose a few pounds when I was overweight at my highest 200 lbs. So I can imagine how hard it is for somebody at +600lbs even 300-500 lbs. You literally have to discipline yourself and be strong. I lost over 50 lbs by being serious. Hopefully she can overcome too.🙏🏼

    • @juliana76310
      @juliana76310 Год назад +9

      Agreed. Even a 15-20lbs weight loss made me feel a million bucks better physically and emotionally. I cant imagine how all that added weight makes someone feel. This show really helps you feel empathy for such a situation

    • @Misjel87
      @Misjel87 Год назад +2

      @@juliana76310 When someone said a month after they visited the doctor breathing felt better, moving around felt better, and they lost 40lbs or something, and that is a lot, but for them they are still in a lot of danger, I really started to understand just how bad it must feel for them. Because the road ahead was still so long but they already felt THAT difference. You do feel empathy indeed.

    • @ariannateodora5469
      @ariannateodora5469 Год назад +6

      im currently 210. I was 218 a week ago and I lost 8 lbs in one week just by controlling myself and not over eating. Im tall and my weight gets distributed in a way that it doesn't show too much on me so nobody ever really guesses that I weigh this much but I can definitely feel it. Just at 210 pounds and 5'9 I can feel my knees hurting sometimes which is why im determined to lose 40-50 pounds. At 26 years old my knees should not be hurting. I can only imagine the pain on these peoples knees and just joints overall. It must be absolutely excruciating.

    • @MontagZoso
      @MontagZoso Год назад +3

      @@ariannateodora5469I totally get it. I am 5’7” and once I got up to 194 and I felt miserable. Just had to stop bringing junk into the house, period. And no stops at fast food places, etc. I totally understand about how the taller you are, the more that gets distributed on your body. I am currently at 145, which is not bad, but I would love to get down to the 130s. Those last few pounds are always the hardest.

    • @antics7079
      @antics7079 Год назад

      Right?! Just how hard for them that had 600+ pound .
      I was about 242 pound, but down to 194 pound rn.
      And... I still need to lose another 70 pounds.

  • @uniquely__awkwardsimply__b2701
    @uniquely__awkwardsimply__b2701 Год назад +5

    35 years old so young omg! This is heartbreaking

  • @tai.6794
    @tai.6794 Год назад +15

    i’ve been over weight since I was about four years old since I was homeless and couldn’t afford to eat good foods, but I’m at the age where it’s my responsibility now and the show helps me realize that I need to change sooner rather than later.

  • @Ericwolf520
    @Ericwolf520 Год назад +168

    Her dad was a 1000lbs 😮 that’s insane

  • @katbow5922
    @katbow5922 Год назад +93

    Mum....you should have left that man as soon as he denied his children food and love. No man should ever come before you children, not even their "father".WOW..heartbreaking.

    • @aliceB357
      @aliceB357 5 месяцев назад +5

      Yes and since he was so big he would of not been able to go after her.

    • @nzinga8
      @nzinga8 2 месяца назад

      ​@aliceB357 God forgive me for laughing 🙊

  • @daisywaizy4139
    @daisywaizy4139 Год назад +13

    Wow... I hope she gets better. Dr Now asks the tough but necessary questions to his patients

  • @mzunderstood9585
    @mzunderstood9585 Год назад +374

    I cannot fathom being 5foot 4 and weighing over 750 pounds!

    • @sherimoralesrowe5078
      @sherimoralesrowe5078 Год назад +31

      I am 5’2 and I was thinking the same.

    • @mzparidise3000
      @mzparidise3000 Год назад +45

      I'm 5'4 160 and my doctor says I'm 20 pds over weight..This has to be horrible for her bless her heart 🙏🏿

    • @happyhermit3141
      @happyhermit3141 Год назад +42

      It's nothing less than a miracle that she's still alive.

    • @d.k.1394
      @d.k.1394 Год назад +32

      How she is alive is beyond me

    • @shergirl92
      @shergirl92 Год назад +17

      In 5/4 and I feeelll ever bit of a weight gain

  • @GirlArmy21
    @GirlArmy21 Месяц назад

    She was very honest and open. I hope she follows Dr. Now's advice.

  • @jackiepolzin1058
    @jackiepolzin1058 Год назад +8

    Love love Dr.now for years God
    Bless him always in my prayers. We need more dr. NOWS

    • @herlindaguerra5093
      @herlindaguerra5093 Год назад

      MY this Dr. Receive blessings for helping these people who have ruined their lives by overeating.

  • @freddiefitch6027
    @freddiefitch6027 Год назад +19

    One of my favorite shows my heart goes out to these people,i am always happy for them when they succeed.

  • @princessbluerose613
    @princessbluerose613 Год назад +342

    It's sad to see that she mistreats her mom because of her food addiciton, and her mom not wanting to deal with the harsh words she just keeps enabling her

    • @lucillerenaud8114
      @lucillerenaud8114 Год назад +41

      They both need therapy clearly.

    • @jonezbbbnz
      @jonezbbbnz Год назад +21

      All addictions ruin relationships because you care about ur addiction more than urself and ur family

    • @linwilms1
      @linwilms1 Год назад +14

      I have struggled with weight issues most all my life. I've had lots of sexual abuse and abandonment issues since I was little. I think all that plays a role in my issues, but that's no excuse. I've told my kids if I ever get too big to get around, they better not enable me. If I start yelling or talking crazy, just close the door on me and only bring me a healthy amount of food, lol. I am currently 5'7" , large skeletal frame and weigh 230. I'm far from being unable to move around, but I could easily get there if I don't watch myself closely.

    • @katestevens86
      @katestevens86 Год назад +12

      The relationship between Margaret and her mother is very unhealthy. Mum allowed dad to abuse the children and then abandoned them to be with him. It looks like she is trying to make up for that neglect now by enabling Margaret with her addiction.

    • @Bicth97
      @Bicth97 Год назад +1

      Broken family perpetuates abuse and suffering among all members. Also maybe a genetic disposition towards overeating. So incredibly sad

  • @Intuitivelygifted
    @Intuitivelygifted Год назад +145

    Shame on the 1000 lb father who let his kids go hungry so he can overeat.

    • @melindac3368
      @melindac3368 8 месяцев назад +23

      How can a 1000 lb man get up and chase anyone around. Crazy people in this world.

    • @fionaoliver7237
      @fionaoliver7237 6 месяцев назад +7

      That's what you call sheer greed and selfishness.

    • @mewmewsasfirebell
      @mewmewsasfirebell 5 месяцев назад +20

      I'm not trying to be mean or anything, but its 100% on the mom. His big self can't do anything but sit and scream from his room. 1000lbs isn't getting up of no bed to force anyone to do anything. She should've fed her kids first.

    • @persephone9373
      @persephone9373 3 месяца назад +8

      @@mewmewsasfirebell totally agree! While yes the dad was selfish and an awful person... why did the mom just... let it happen? Why are you letting a 1000lbs pos call your children names? why are you WITH HIM.

    • @vanessaruiz4705
      @vanessaruiz4705 2 месяца назад

      but was she really hungry? she weighed 55 kg by the time she was 7 years old.

  • @sandramaggard2962
    @sandramaggard2962 Год назад +5

    Bless her heart! I can't imagine how she has to live, her quality of life has to be very challenging! God bless her! She needs to stop telling her mother she doesn't love her that's has got to
    be psychological torture!

  • @suzanneoshannessy7666
    @suzanneoshannessy7666 Год назад +11

    God Bless her May she lose the weight Sending her love and energy and strength She will overcome this Many Blessings

  • @antoinetteroane3938
    @antoinetteroane3938 Год назад +4

    DR. NOW IS A BLESSING. HE HAS HELPED SO MANY PEOPLE. AND HE DOES HAVE LOTS OF PATIENCE.AND SOMETIMES PEOPLE. DON'T LISTEN TO DR. NOW. AND BLAME HIM FOR THINGS THEY. DON'T DO. . THEY SHOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR DR. NOW TO ACCEPT THEM AND TO HELP THEM THROUGH. THOSE MOMENTS OF LIVING THAT WAY. SEEMS LIKE A LOT OF PAIN. THEY GO THROUGH. THANK YOU DR. NOW FOR BEING THERE AND REACHING OUT FOR OTHER PEOPLE. MAY. GOD CONTINUES TO. BLESS DR. NOW. I LOVE AND MISS YOU DR. NOW WISHED YOU WERE STILL ON TLC. 🤗🙏💜💙💕🤗

  • @Voidconfig555
    @Voidconfig555 Год назад +3

    That's a lot Lord bless a Dr. Like this She really needs help I wish her the best

  • @nothanks1239
    @nothanks1239 Год назад +53

    I'd have sent her to rehab, and got her a lot of therapy. I always feel like people who had addictions since childhood, need so much more than "you sort yourself out".
    Habits are such a difficult thing to break, especially when those habits have been with you since childhood.
    As an example; if you were taught to brush your teeth daily, you wouldn't like to skip a day as an adult. If you weren't made to brush your teeth daily, as an adult you're more likely to skip brushing. If such simple habits are difficult to break, addictions would be 100x harder. These people need that extra help.

    • @leumas6291
      @leumas6291 Год назад +8

      No these people need to stop using their childhood as an excuse, it's so easy for them to assign blame to others but not take responsibility for themselves.

    • @ivylopez4338
      @ivylopez4338 Год назад +1

      I agree. But when somebody can't even move by herself, that was the turning point, and stop eating like is the end of the world

    • @nothanks1239
      @nothanks1239 Год назад +1

      @@ivylopez4338 That's why it's called an addiction though. Not an easy thing to quit. I'm not really giving excuses, they still need to help themselves. I'm just saying that they need more help.

  • @halleyslim
    @halleyslim Год назад +12

    I would love to see a photo of Dr. Now from his bow chicka wow wow days

  • @rashgyl25
    @rashgyl25 Год назад +48

    I am a 200 pounds......and really a food addict
    ......i am really greatful to my mother who always scolds me for my eating habbits..... Even if it results in many many fights.....but she has never given up on me......
    That is real love!!! Without her I could easily be double the size I am now

    • @pookie4288
      @pookie4288 Год назад +1

      Scolding doesn't always help. It only causes severe depression. The mother should have got this woman to help way before she got this heavy. Family dysfunctional is what caused this. It's a long journey for her, but with good therapy and positive support, she can turn this around. Her mother made Yes, and the mother made some bad choices. My hope is that she doesn't abandon her again. This young lady needs positive people around her. Prayers to her

  • @neerubala6118
    @neerubala6118 Год назад +2

    I pray to god to help this women and may Dr. Now have an amazing life and luck for so much he does for people in need. God bless you

  • @d.k.1394
    @d.k.1394 Год назад +10

    The human body is phenomenal if it can live at this phenomenonal size

  • @letitiaharvey6824
    @letitiaharvey6824 Год назад +32

    Your Mom is exceptional I pray for you both mental, emotional and physical. As a caregiver myself this is hard to imagine! GOD I am asking that whatever burdens this young woman has release her from it NOW Lord help her to understand that she is loved by you and that is why she is still here and breathing. Let her be able to accept herself worth and know she has God's attention, her moms this doctors and others who care and thats more than enough to get through 😇

  • @itsacarolbthing5221
    @itsacarolbthing5221 Год назад +77

    'I'm willing to do whatever it takes to get my surgery.'
    I really don't understand why these people think they're going to get their surgery. And why they haven't done anything themselves. I'm speaking as a former super morbidly obese woman. I've lost 220 pounds. No surgery, no pills. A lot of mental and emotional work. A lot of emotional pain to work through. And an epiphany that food could never give me what I needed.

    • @TheAlonsoFam
      @TheAlonsoFam Год назад

      How much did you weigh when you started

    • @RankinMsP
      @RankinMsP Год назад +19

      That's great but not everyone is the same. Whilst we give thanks you are doing better, it's not the same for everyone

    • @nebula3911
      @nebula3911 Год назад

      @@TheAlonsoFam 10000000000000

    • @geoatavist6880
      @geoatavist6880 Год назад +6

      Some do get the surgery. So what's your point?

    • @hurst-cs2jh
      @hurst-cs2jh Год назад

      Hello Carol, how are you doing?

  • @susanlett9632
    @susanlett9632 2 месяца назад +2

    Why is she constantly bawling

  • @1987ATAROT
    @1987ATAROT Год назад +207

    The mother is a push over I'm sorry... she did NOT have to listen to that man and do as he told. Especially if he was 1000 lbs what's he gonna do run after her ?? Come on....

    • @amandaradke2257
      @amandaradke2257 Год назад +13

      That's what I said too!

    • @StrawberryNinjaNibbles
      @StrawberryNinjaNibbles Год назад +22

      I can tell whoever wrote this has never been entrenched in codependent family dynamics. It’s complicated and learned helplessness plays a big role

    • @user-sf9gs2pg1b
      @user-sf9gs2pg1b Год назад +4

      Maybe he made all the money and she feared he’d leave her if she didn’t go or something. Maybe she felt like something could happen to her physically if she didn’t do as she said. Lots of possibilities.

    • @patriciabrant8037
      @patriciabrant8037 Год назад

      If the man was pushing a 1000 pounds. Only money he have coming was govt money.

    • @1987ATAROT
      @1987ATAROT Год назад +3

      @@StrawberryNinjaNibbles 😅.......ok

  • @Davidforprofit
    @Davidforprofit Год назад +27

    Just looking at her in that bed in that condition unable to even move on her own just make me realize how insane this behavior is that they did this to themselves its a serious addiction

    • @ilanamillion8942
      @ilanamillion8942 Год назад +4

      I think it comes on gradually so they don't see what they have become until they are unable to get out of bed. It would be a very hard, sad life.

    • @nancyblockcolsky1387
      @nancyblockcolsky1387 11 месяцев назад +2

      Addiction is a very powerful thing

  • @katjygruben6546
    @katjygruben6546 Год назад +122

    How do these people afford to buy ALL their food ?

    • @LuisaD93
      @LuisaD93 Год назад +21

      Disability benefits and food stamps

    • @00ooo000
      @00ooo000 Год назад +8

      Agree, she's not eating cheap food but good and expensive.

    • @katjygruben6546
      @katjygruben6546 Год назад +16

      I believe the price of the food would surpass any government benefits would pay
      One episode on My 600 lb. Life, a man ate 9 pizzas for lunch. At 20 dollars each, ..do the math, 180 $ for one meal. My opinion only....that's a suicide mission. A deliberate act to end a life. May the Lord be with us.

    • @00ooo000
      @00ooo000 Год назад +5

      @@katjygruben6546 Right, and I spend around 160 on food, all plant based and a little fish.

    • @LuisaD93
      @LuisaD93 Год назад

      @@katjygruben6546 it would depend on what amount they receive on benefits though. I’ve seen people use all their benefits money on food just like this. They really don’t have many other expenses as most live at home with mama or a working significant other so believe me. They have enough to spend that much on pizza and then some. Plus. Most places offer discounts on pizza . Like buy two get on half off. Buy during certain times and toppings are free or buy two for the price of one regular and maybe two dollars for the second. It’s definitely possible.

  • @marybeck8257
    @marybeck8257 5 месяцев назад +1

    Its amazing how the human body can stay alive in these circumstances....

  • @user-th3ky5zw9b
    @user-th3ky5zw9b Год назад +3

    35!!! My sister is 35, a marine and 133 pounds. Im blown away. 😢 it is absolutely heartbreaking!!! She looks 50!!

  • @adventuresiwork3563
    @adventuresiwork3563 7 месяцев назад +5

    No one that’s 1k pounds is scary. They are bed bound. Just walk away. They can’t do anything. You have all the power

  • @It5tete
    @It5tete Год назад +27

    I really don’t get these enablers. If you find yourself getting overwhelmed by the addicts’ poor attempts at guilt tripping and manipulation you should reach out for help so you can handle it better or find someone else to help them with their recovery.

    • @ANA.LOMONACO.TEACHER
      @ANA.LOMONACO.TEACHER Год назад +2

      @Nat , in some cases it's almost impossible to get away from a family issue, mainly because it's family, we are all raised to respect, help and protect each other, then when it comes to mother and father... It's barely impossible, mainly because when she started overeating was a kind of revenge due ro the anger she had of her parents. She was probably depressed and anxious, a combo that I can say it's unconceivable for a normal person to understand the things that can happen to people with psychiatric problems that are untreated. Finding treatment alone, for them, is , even when the person is aware of the problem, very difficult. By the video, she was angry and totally unaware of the fact that she was SICK, yes, sick, due to psychiatric problems she didn't have control of her anger neither of her addiction, she was totally unaware that it was regarding to illnesses issues.
      A toxic family relationship since a person is quite young is likely to cause serious psychiatric and psychological issues that can only be treated since the acknowledgement of the matter, otherwise it's impossible to be treated. She was basically in a "cage" with other " irrational animals" like her. You can't teach a blind person to read a handwritten paper!

    • @kimmhanks8314
      @kimmhanks8314 Год назад

      I think before Oprah in her self help age, you tube, the social media platforms, and podcasts most people didn’t have resources or access to counseling or self help but in today’s world there are sooo many self help things to teach you how to deal with toxic relationships… one thing I learned is, I can’t change the person’s action/response but I can determine how I’m going to respond…that has saved me many minutes of my life that I wouldn’t get back trying to change someone who sees no issue with their behavior ( family).

    • @denisefallin8042
      @denisefallin8042 Год назад +1

      Enablers are actually addicted to the addict. It's a tough situation. (I work in mental health and it's infuriating but I understand where they are coming from. It's a foot illness)

    • @denisefallin8042
      @denisefallin8042 Год назад

      Not a "foot" jeesh! A family problem!!

  • @cindywhittaker3003
    @cindywhittaker3003 Год назад +7

    I just cannot believe people can live like this. Has to be so painful! The risk of infections on the skin. It’s a slow painful pathway to death. 😢 I pray she loses the weight and gets some help and heals.

  • @pmc8119
    @pmc8119 Год назад +45

    So many people have dreadful emotional problems, they stay overweight to have shield of protection. I feel for this young woman. I'm surprised that they don't offer proper counselling as part of their weight loss journey, given that there are emotions tied up with food.

    • @danni1993
      @danni1993 Год назад +16

      They do get professional counseling. It's a requirement.

    • @paula4518
      @paula4518 Год назад +1

      Dr now looks good for his age

    • @O.O.O.K999
      @O.O.O.K999 Год назад +5

      Yeah and multi-millions of people with emotional problems, and/or live with physical abuse, especially in countries where women are regarded as inferior but they have to just get on with life regardless because they don't have the luxury of lying back and stuffing their faces until they can't move.

    • @terricochran2181
      @terricochran2181 Год назад +1

      Yes. But we can pray God gives her peace and strength!
      We can God do anything from strength from God.🤗🙏

    • @danni1993
      @danni1993 Год назад +1

      @@terricochran2181
      🙄

  • @Soulpainterlondon
    @Soulpainterlondon 7 месяцев назад +5

    Ive had years of abuse yet I continue to fight the fight everyday. Very hatd but not impossible. These people all have self pity beyond the norm....😢

  • @thepearlswirl
    @thepearlswirl Год назад +10

    35 years old.. wow😮

  • @Diana734
    @Diana734 Год назад +9

    5'4 and 725 ilbs....JESUS!

  • @B_Bodziak
    @B_Bodziak Год назад +46

    She's 5'4" and 750lbs. I'd be surprised if she is able to sit upright. Someone this size and immobile does not get this way by themselves. She can't even answer the door for food delivery.
    If a family member doesn't want to fight with her, close her bedroom door and turn up the music....or just leave the house for a few hours. I understand she has an addiction and food-related addictions have to be the most difficult to recover/over come, but the co-dependency shown by her mother has to be addressed first.
    Food addiction is much harder to treat than other addictions, like alcohol, drugs, and gambling, because the addict must continue to eat food everyday while in recovery. No medical professional would ever suggest an alcoholic drink 2 cocktails per day or a heroin addict have 2 hits instead of 10 every day, BUT no more. That's exactly what is required of someone with a food addiction. One thing I see missing from this show is any type of group therapy. Other addictions have 12 Step meetings that are often therapeutic for attendees. I think the same is needed for Dr Now's patients even if the patient doesn't learn anything new in the meetings, the accountability to others can make a difference.

    • @dabestt5644
      @dabestt5644 Год назад

      I agree close the door it's not like she's going to starve fatt eats it's own fat tf I would want someone to starve me

    • @jacquelynn2051
      @jacquelynn2051 Год назад

      I agree that co dependent people may greatly benefit from group therapy. Meanwhile I'm a loner and just say NO and hold myself accountable.

    • @georgina-a
      @georgina-a Год назад +1

      You make some really excellent points (although I should add that weaning is a technique used for a variety of addictions, including drugs and alcohol - it's just that they're not vital for life, so the process is very different).
      I imagine that, traditionally, the lack of group therapy was probably due to the mobility of the patients and the difficulty of finding a venue that was accessible for all. In this day and age, though, with video conferencing so easily available to most through apps like Zoom, etc, there's no reason why group therapy couldn't be done virtually.
      Many people of this weight are isolated because of their size and lack of mobility, making it far easier for them to manipulate those around them (enablers), and be manipulated (by feeders and abusers). I imagine that virtual group therapy could be a real game changer for many people in this position, trying to overcome food addiction.
      Excellent idea! 👍

    • @denisesnyder5208
      @denisesnyder5208 Год назад +1

      Most patients who get bariatric surgery have to get counseling . I had a year of counseling and meetings with dieticians prior to my surgery. I wonder since dr only does severe obese cases if its so life threatening that maybe they dont have time to do all the counseling before the surgery or the show doesnt show it because its not binge worthy.

    • @georgina-a
      @georgina-a Год назад

      @@denisesnyder5208 I suspect the OP meant the addition of group therapy on top of standard counselling. With addiction, it helps to know there's a group of people in your corner who understand you - & who you are accountable to. In the early stages, some people are put off using their drug of choice in 12 step programmes because they don't want to let down their sponsor, or have to admit they failed in front of their group. While that's not healthy long term, it helps to break the physical addiction until the counselling sessions start to work and people care enough about their own body and health to do it for themselves.
      You mentioned that you had surgery. It's a big old thing to prepare for and go through. I hope everything is going well for you 💕👍

  • @laurencain9377
    @laurencain9377 Год назад +3

    I think this show is a testament to what trauma can do as well as how coping skills and healthy relationships can make or break people. Unhealthy habits can be everything from drugs and alcohol to gambling, sex, violence, and/or food. We have to love ourselves and our families… and create new generations who don’t have to recover from their childhood/teens.

  • @estellelackmeyer6403
    @estellelackmeyer6403 Год назад +14

    I've watched this show on and off for years. The biggest mistake Dr. Now makes is not insisting on serious counseling from day one.

    • @divxxx
      @divxxx Год назад +4

      If he told his patients they need immediate counseling, they might feel defeated from the start. Instead he gives them a chance to turn their life around on their own. Only if they fail he gives them something else. It's a good strategy, if you give all the help at once from the beginning, there is no way out from possible failures in the journey.

  • @marcylynn3703
    @marcylynn3703 Год назад +20

    750 lbs? How is that Even possible?

    • @kathleenking47
      @kathleenking47 Год назад +5

      Heavier than a full grown male bear🐻

  • @PandaMonium92827
    @PandaMonium92827 Год назад +4

    This is a total mindfuck about her dad. He was 1000 pounds doing what shes doing now. All of the people on the show who have kids are halfway there, if not all the way already.

  • @merson812
    @merson812 6 месяцев назад +1

    She is one lovely lady.

  • @mariaross6760
    @mariaross6760 Год назад +18

    I really hope she can beat this my heart go s out to her

  • @pagonabarbata1364
    @pagonabarbata1364 Год назад +187

    People who are regarded as enablers should be charged for abuse.
    Also, who pays for this food?

    • @deborahruthbarlow1695
      @deborahruthbarlow1695 Год назад +9

      Absolutely!

    • @self8593
      @self8593 Год назад +19

      It's the same as happily giving addicts hard drugs

    • @ashajones7323
      @ashajones7323 Год назад +47

      no. a lot of times the enabler is being manipulated or emotionally abused by the one with the addiction.
      enabling is bad, but it can be complicated. not saying that's the case with this family. i have seen people do it though.

    • @brennathecatlover4360
      @brennathecatlover4360 Год назад +26

      To be fair the enablers usually are the ones being manipulated since a lot of the time the enabled dont want help and get violent or gaslight

    • @mistywright9706
      @mistywright9706 Год назад +10

      Exactly. Like what are they gonna do to you if you don’t give them what they want? Not get out of bed that’s for sure. They would get what I bring them and that’s it

  • @yvettebyvexxi
    @yvettebyvexxi Год назад +47

    Thanks to a comment that says Dr. Now is about to turn 79 I finally Googled him and found out we share the same birthday! Now I understand why he's so kind and calm. *HE'S A LIBRA* 😊

    • @happyhermit3141
      @happyhermit3141 Год назад +7

      Born under the sign of the SCALES just like the late Dr Atkins (of the famous Atkins Diet) and Jean Neidich (founder of Weight Watchers!

    • @yvettebyvexxi
      @yvettebyvexxi Год назад +2

      @@happyhermit3141 oh that's amazing! Thank you for sharing!

    • @alakimswehttam
      @alakimswehttam Год назад +4

      yesss libra kinggg ♎️

    • @themlj1
      @themlj1 Год назад +5

      He’s a Libra too. I knew there was a divine reason I loved him

    • @solomoon3083
      @solomoon3083 Год назад +5

      I have yet to meet a Libra that wasn’t an awful person. Lol.

  • @karendarnall1243
    @karendarnall1243 Год назад +12

    What I can’t figure out is how so many can afford the groceries and fast food they consume so quickly🤷‍♀️ I know I can’t and I wouldn’t be considered poverty level.

  • @immiegee
    @immiegee Год назад +1

    Fall asleep like a log has a whole new meaning now I see this show.

  • @MsJoybird1
    @MsJoybird1 Год назад +14

    How does a mother allow her daughter to get like this! Her mother is an enabler! This is horrible!

  • @russellshowalter4593
    @russellshowalter4593 Год назад +2

    Find yourself Margaret and love yourself, you are worth it!!!!

  • @blue-eyes7399
    @blue-eyes7399 Год назад +10

    You can only help someone who wants to be helped, and some people don't want to be helped.

  • @karlheinz5095
    @karlheinz5095 Год назад +2

    Love this guy. Funny, honest, straight 👍🏽

  • @TheDJMeyer85
    @TheDJMeyer85 Год назад +15

    It seems like 99% of the patients on this show all share the same personality traits of being manipulative and extremely self-centered

  • @fredaadkins7018
    @fredaadkins7018 7 месяцев назад

    People needs to have a strong Dr.that will tell them the truth.people wants help but not want the Dr.to tell them what they need to do .

  • @bantamdude
    @bantamdude Год назад +6

    It’s easier to do nothing as opposed to working hard to live as a human being. Life is hard, it’s not for everyone.

  • @Baby-gt2bm
    @Baby-gt2bm Месяц назад

    I just started to watch Dr Now about a few months ago and I love this show, I did not know there are so many over weight people out there. Dr Now is a great person I love how he tells them how it is.

  • @MegaSuperkok
    @MegaSuperkok Год назад +3

    atleast she is honest.

  • @jaynefox8440
    @jaynefox8440 7 месяцев назад +1

    I have been abused but I would never let myself get that big

  • @jennmemphis
    @jennmemphis Год назад +15

    The mother makes me want to rage. Yeah, the daddy was evil. Yeah, he was a abuser. Yeah, he was a manipulator, but she didn’t have to go along with it. I get so sick of these stories.

    • @godisreality7014
      @godisreality7014 10 месяцев назад +6

      Yes, the mother is the culprit imo too.

    • @maggie7660
      @maggie7660 10 месяцев назад +3

      Dr Paradise notice that Sean mother always used we when talking about Sean. This mother also uses we.

    • @metalmamasue3680
      @metalmamasue3680 9 месяцев назад +5

      It's mind blowing to me, I cannot wrap my head around the fact that a mother would choose an abuser over their own chiIdren.
      Then try to compensate by feeding their chiIdren into an earIy grave. Wow. I hope she gets help and that it's not too late. ❤🙏

    • @godisreality7014
      @godisreality7014 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@metalmamasue3680 It is criminal. But evidently it happens alot.

  • @marymccarthy1850
    @marymccarthy1850 Год назад

    pray please pray for this beautiful lady