This Women Weighs OVER 620 POUNDS! | America's Fattest City | Curious

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Published 2019-06-15
America's Biggest City, where being obese is somewhat of the norm, where fast-food is available everywhere you look, and where many people face the daily challenge of being overweight.

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All Comments (21)
  • @lesabeaty7415
    Now I know why Dr. Nowzarden (My 600-lb.Life) is based in Houston.
  • @caligirl7966
    That lady gets on my nerves, being fat doesn’t mean if you’re pretty or ugly, it means being healthy or not
  • @laursbrooks3376
    I am a 14 year post op gastric bypass patient! I had many issues, I went from 300lbs to 146lbs the best thing I ever did!
  • I'm overweight myself, and all for "body positivity". Where I'd draw the line is being unable to walk, put on my own shoes, or get in and out of bed on my own. By all means feel good about how you look, but surely being able to perform the basic functions of a human being comes first.
  • @hayleythees
    My worst fear is being one of the headless fat people they show as B roll footage.
  • I am Greek. I am a mother of 2 girls. I cook every day for my family as healthily as I can. All our menu has fruits, salads and vegetables. My husband and I are trying to teach our children to eat right. Only in this way they will have a good quality of life. Everyone likes fast food, but we also have to take care of our health. The meals served to children at school are unacceptable. They are taught from a young age to eat the wrong foods.
  • Tiffany’s son is adorable. Just listening to him, and watching him as he contemplates his situation…he’s going to grow up to be a good man. This was four years ago. Hope there’s an update on all of them. Hope they’re all doing well.
  • @rori6122
    The narrator speaks of the people like it's a nature documentary
  • I’m a paralyzed person that means I can’t walk. If all I had to do was to lose weight so I can walk again, I would.
  • @plowenson
    Houston, we have a problem. A big one 😂😂😂
  • I found this absolutely horrific to watch. It was like passing the scene of a devastating accident and not wanting to see dead people but not being able to look away either. My background is in psychiatry, but I don't think I have ever seen so much denial in my life. For Diane to think that her weight should just be accepted is nonsense. She must have had severe medical issues. But she just didn't see it as a problem. I think she had given up. The fellow doing competitive eating and being proud of it has just admitted he has no meaning in life apart from eating. Only Tiffany had any motivation to get to a normal weight and I hope she has been successful. But what a tragedy for everyone else.
  • @jmmifsud1
    No wonder Dr Now is in Houston - he has an endless stock of patients
  • @karenglenn6707
    I used to work for the police here In Australia and I dealt with all of the autopsy reports when there had been a sudden death, which was known as an 83. The thing that stayed with me the most is the pathologist’s description of the deceased before beginning the post mortem. They would describe the appearance of the body ie well nourished female, underweight male, etc. I never want to be (just in case I die unexpectedly) the obese female! It has bothered me enough for years, just that description of a body and apart from gaining 20kg while on cortisone, I have never been overweight in my life. I managed to lose that by myself. Never again, I hated being overweight, it felt awful!!
  • @carpenoctem775
    My motivation for eating healthy. People like this make me happy about my own life.
  • “ Texas is a competitive state, anything that could be a competition , we compete” how about y’all compete about losing weight?! 🤷🏽‍♀️
  • @beckmartin3108
    I would like to know who goes around filming fat peoples butts all day for all the filler footage 🤣🤣🤣
  • When I moved from Germany to Texas, the weight was what shocked me the most. In Germany , even overweight is considered huge. I was bigger than most others while being 20lbs overweight. Then I moved to Texas and I’m one of the smallest people around me. The thing that shocks me the most is the fat children. In Germany, you almost NEVER see a fat child, and if you do it’s an American tourists kid. But here in Texas, so many kids, especially the boys are so big. It hurts my heart seeing them, knowing their parents are setting them up for a life of struggle and health issues.
  • @custardpup6385
    I'm sorry but there is no way diane was truly as happy as she claimed. I have been morbidly obese. I wasn't even a third of her size, nor was I immobile, but the psychological damage of my relationship with food and the sheer amount of insecurity, lethargy, and mental health issues you live in when you're obese is undeniable. All this food she ate, this heavily processed non-nutritious food, has been scientifially proven to be linked with depression. That's not even delving into the anxiety and contant avoidance of any form of exercise and all the physical limitations you have. Anybody who has successfully lost weight knows that they don't realise how bad it is mentally until they are not there anymore and can look back on it. Diane never really experienced anything that keeps you mentally health - exercise, whole foods, sunlight, good sleep, good relationships etc. I find it hard to believe that she ever truly knew what it was like to feel good and happy.