[glibberglobber]

[Cherry Christmas]

Thank you Glibber, very thought provoking

[glibberglobber]

[Livia]

I feel really sorry for the kid. If he was at the other end of the eating disorders scale and terribly thin and waif-like, people would be more concerned and sympathetic. As it is, he's just a fat person and everyone has a remedy. Everyone but him. If he has been on a course but then put weight back on, maybe the social services should be looking at his mother. Allowing your child to get to that weight is tantamount to abuse.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by glibberglobber

Meet the Members photos are in private chat Glib

[glibberglobber]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Meet the Members photos are in private chat Glib

how dare you

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Meet the Members photos are in private chat Glib

LOL...

[Alf]

I'll half his weight for Ł5,000

I'd just take away his sugar intake and make him exercise, he'll be back to normal in no time.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Alf

I'll half his weight for Ł5,000

I'd just take away his sugar content and make him exercise, he'll be back to normal in no time.

I mean he'd seriously lose so much by just cutting out the junk food in the house

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I mean he'd seriously lose so much by just cutting out the junk food in the house

3 big meals a day will help to cut out the snacking on biscuits, crisps, cakes ect.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Alf

3 big meals a day will help to cut out the snacking on biscuits, crisps, cakes ect.

Yeah definitely, he's so young to be considering that surgery when all that's needed is a bit of commitment and help from his family really

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Feel really sorry for this kid,but surely his mother must take some responsibility, the NHS need to look at their priorities though and stop the unnecessary implants etc in favour of people like this kid.

She could start by not buying chocolate and crisps.

[Tom4784]

I agree that the blame lies with the parents, if their child has a food addiction then they must adapt to the best way of dealing with it and that is by removing junk food from the house, insisting on exercise and enforcing healthy meals. No camp or surgery will work if the parents keep enabling him.