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The Dead Thread: Yep. Still Dead.

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St. Clown said:
The man dropped over 300lbs to get to a healthy weight and kept it off. Absolutely remarkable. He had to have been pushing close to 470 at his biggest because he doesn't look overly skinny in his thin photos.
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He was a big man, that's for sure.

And keep your eye on Meat Loaf. Collapsed onstage. Should be released from the hospital (dehydration was the apparent cause) but he isn't exactly the epitome of health.
 
Re: The Dead Thread: Yep. Still Dead.

St. Clown said:
The man dropped over 300lbs to get to a healthy weight and kept it off. Absolutely remarkable. He had to have been pushing close to 470 at his biggest because he doesn't look overly skinny in his thin photos.
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He had gastric bypass I believe...so not really that remarkable.
 
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rufus said:
So did Carnie Wilson, and last I knew, she was huge again.
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Yeah, I know a few people in my office who have had the gastric bypass surgery. One has kept it off long-term, but the other two have put most or all of their original weight.
 
Handyman said:
Eh I just dont consider that any sort of real feat.
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Friend of mine had it.
It's not like they can just get surgery, a lot of doctors require patients to lose a lot of weight and show some discipline before they will agree to do the surgery.
 
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