When will the obese stop playin victim

[ironneck]

for the most part, the super morbidly obese MAKE THEMSELVES THAT WAY....it is not glandular/genetic

the only people that should be that fat via genetics are people who live in the North Pole

the rest of them are lying slobs and may they all rot in hell

maybe people shouldn't live there?

[tommywishbone]

Hope she dies anyway

 

[TrueGrit]

TrueGrit,

I think you are generalizing everyone that is over weight.

Obviously, to some degree. However, I am talking about the super morbidly and obese. People who can't even walk. They eat, sleep and shit..that's it. I am not really talking about "everyone that is over weight".

[Ron]

I just cant beleive they dont have an MRI machine for her, perhaps not at that hospital, but other places do.

No physician is going to tell someone to go to a zoo - get real.  They find a place or take care of the situation.


As for someone overweight, many times it is the fault of the person, but other times it is not.

As you grow older, your metabolism slows a lot faster than you realize.

And yes, you need to consider to eat less, or at least, think about things.

[Option D]

I just cant beleive they dont have an MRI machine for her, perhaps not at that hospital, but other places do.

No physician is going to tell someone to go to a zoo - get real.  They find a place or take care of the situation.


As for someone overweight, many times it is the fault of the person, but other times it is not.

As you grow older, your metabolism slows a lot faster than you realize.

And yes, you need to consider to eat less, or at least, think about things.

Dont make exuces "Ron" if she is a fat rolly polly woman and the zoo has the closest equipment carry out the procedure...then its to the zoo her fat ass goes...

[ironneck]

if she has the proportions of a rhino than the zoo should be her home

[JOHN MATRIX]

Sarcasm is getting soft  

[drkaje]

I just cant beleive they dont have an MRI machine for her, perhaps not at that hospital, but other places do.

No physician is going to tell someone to go to a zoo - get real.  They find a place or take care of the situation.


As for someone overweight, many times it is the fault of the person, but other times it is not.

As you grow older, your metabolism slows a lot faster than you realize.

And yes, you need to consider to eat less, or at least, think about things.

90% of the time (or more) it's their fault.

There aren't many genetic conditions that cause people to gain weight. People in heart failure have edema because their hearts can't pump efficiently anymore.

[spinnis]

Edit: The video is at: http://www.myfoxkc.com/myfox/MyFox/pages/sidebar_video.jsp?contentId=8238910&version=1&locale=EN-US

Just look at that fat slut.

Shes probably gulping down 3 pizzas as we speek and complaining about how direspected she is at the same time.
d sz dfzdz bs

[drkaje]

Just look at that fat slut.

Shes probably gulping down 3 pizzas as we speek and complaining about how direspected she is at the same time.
d sz dfzdz bs

Fatass is probably looking for a lawyer too.

[J Grey]

When will the obese stop playin victim.
275-Pound Woman Says Hospital Told Her to Use Zoo MRI
Tuesday, January 13, 2009

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When a 5-foot, 275-pound woman found out she had a tumor on her spine, she was told by her local hospital to go the zoo to have a MRI because a regular MRI machine could not hold her weight, MyFOXKC.com reported.

Carolyn Ragan told the television station she discovered the tumor two years ago and, after the hospital told her she could not use their MRI machine, a medical assistant said he would help her find a solution.

“So he suggested the Kansas City Zoo,” Ragan said. “I thought, I know I’m big, but I’m not as big as an elephant. And my husband got mad.”

The University of Kansas Hospital would not comment on Ragan’s claim, but said its MRI department does not know of any animal MRI in the Kansas City area that would scan a human.

Ragan’s problem was two-fold: She was too heavy for the table and too wide to slide through the opening.

Medical Imaging in Kansas City North, which has both closed and open MRI machines can typically hold up to 440 pounds, but sometimes a person who weighs less can still be out of luck, according to an MRI technician.

“It depends on how they are built a lot of times and what part of their body we’re scanning,” said technician Sarah Abbott of Medical Imaging. “(The machine) can only be so open before the magnetic field dissipates into the room.”

Ragan, who ended up having two surgeries and some paralysis, said she finally found an open MRI machine that held her weight, but it was embarrassing and frustrating.

“They should have machines that fit most everybody,” she said.

Click here for more on this story from MyFOXKC

you should shut up, obesity is a disease! 
every body knows that

[Hedgehog]

275 at 5ft!!!


Bitch is fat and should have controlled her eating, needless to say there should be some kind of provision for her.

Maybe she got bit by a spider.

[J Grey]

Maybe she got bit by a spider.

what ? 

[Man of Steel]

you should shut up, obesity is a disease! 
every body knows that

You must be really sick then.

[Wiggs]

Maybe she got bit by a spider.

 

[J Grey]

You must be really sick then.

unlike you i stay at 8% bodyfat year around, now get on the bike lardo

[J Grey]

care to explain the joke black dude?

[Option D]

Maybe she got bit by a spider.

hahahahahaha...what MRI would he need..

[wolfgang187]

THATS THE RIGHT THING TO DO

http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=257997.0

When will the obese stop playin victim.
275-Pound Woman Says Hospital Told Her to Use Zoo MRI
Tuesday, January 13, 2009

 E-Mail Print Share:

When a 5-foot, 275-pound woman found out she had a tumor on her spine, she was told by her local hospital to go the zoo to have a MRI because a regular MRI machine could not hold her weight, MyFOXKC.com reported.

Carolyn Ragan told the television station she discovered the tumor two years ago and, after the hospital told her she could not use their MRI machine, a medical assistant said he would help her find a solution.

“So he suggested the Kansas City Zoo,” Ragan said. “I thought, I know I’m big, but I’m not as big as an elephant. And my husband got mad.”

The University of Kansas Hospital would not comment on Ragan’s claim, but said its MRI department does not know of any animal MRI in the Kansas City area that would scan a human.

Ragan’s problem was two-fold: She was too heavy for the table and too wide to slide through the opening.

Medical Imaging in Kansas City North, which has both closed and open MRI machines can typically hold up to 440 pounds, but sometimes a person who weighs less can still be out of luck, according to an MRI technician.

“It depends on how they are built a lot of times and what part of their body we’re scanning,” said technician Sarah Abbott of Medical Imaging. “(The machine) can only be so open before the magnetic field dissipates into the room.”

Ragan, who ended up having two surgeries and some paralysis, said she finally found an open MRI machine that held her weight, but it was embarrassing and frustrating.

“They should have machines that fit most everybody,” she said.

Click here for more on this story from MyFOXKC

[mass 04]

Maybe she got bit by a spider.

[Marty Champions]

mmm i bet she got a real fat ass. especially if shes active at 275

[Man of Steel]

unlike you i stay at 8% bodyfat year around, now get on the bike lardo

Of course you do fatboy.

[J Grey]

Of course you do fatboy.

tell us have you ever seen your top row of abs?

[Man of Steel]

tell us have you ever seen your top row of abs?

Seen all three rows actually.   Have you ever closed your portly sausage gobbler long enough to check your jiggly midsection there tons of fun?

[J Grey]

Seen all three rows actually.   Have you ever closed your portly sausage gobbler long enough to check your jiggly midsection there tons of fun?

8% year around, i already told you, so try again