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SuperXLChubBoy is going to be murdered by the Canadian government.

Calling this premeditated murder on the part of the state is not exaggeration at all. They know that people in this level of bariatric care need physical assistance to turn in bed to prevent bedsores. By choosing to withdrawal physical assistance they are intentionally creating a scenario guaranteed to cause a bedsore. That bedsore will be left untreated because it cannot be accessed without turning the patient. And it will quickly become an abscess and lead to sepsis and organ failure within a week or less possibly.

THIS IS MURDER

This is also a moment for our community to stand up and do something. Aside from the obvious legal intervention needed here there are a few other things that can be done.

1. Raising funds to cover legal costs

2. Creating a petition to save Luke’s life

3. Making phone calls to province and even federal (or Canadian equivalent) officials asking them to intervene to save Luke’s life

4. Writing emails to these same officials asking them to intercede.

5. Contacting the media to raise awareness of his planned murder by the state

6. Creating a social media campaign urging people with any level or humanity or care for others to donate, call, or write an email

Whether it is moving him to another facility, getting his care home the proper equipment, or simply legally requiring the people in charge of his care to not murder him via intentional medical neglect. There are ways forward that allow everyone involved to retain their humanity and dignity

I don’t know him closely enough to start most of these. I don’t know the name of the care facility for starters. his full legal name, or how to get him access to funds for legal help. But at minimum I can spread the word about this. So that’s what I’m doing.

also your belly is sooo hot

Hii, for a while, I was also second-guessing whether gaining weight was the right move out of fear for my health. I´m med student, I'm constantly surrounded by all this theory about metabolic diseases and obesity-related pathologies. But at the end of the day, I realized something: even though obesity is linked to a lot of health issues, you can seriously lower the odds of dealing with them depending on how you go about gaining that weight.

It’s all about balanced nutrition. Eating healthy doesn't mean you can't bulk up. For example, you can eat tons of rice and avocados—they're packed with health benefits but are also high-calorie, which is perfect for growing that belly. Same goes for working out; exercising and being heavy aren't mutually exclusive. You can go for walks, dance, hit the gym for a bit, and still keep gaining. It all just comes down to your caloric deficit vs. surplus. Sure, you can still binge on pizza and soda, but do it in moderation. If you manage it this way, you minimize the chances of developing any health issues.

hi everybody, fang here. as many of you know. i've been having some pretty major health problems. the good news is that my surgeon is confident that i should make it through the surgery ok and that it will drastically improve the quality of my life- bad news is that brain surgery takes some major recovery, major $$$, and lots of help from loved ones. its going to be extremely disruptive and i really would like to make this huge event a little easier on myself and my family.