Hi guys,
I used to have a serious problem with sleep-walking for about a year and a half. Every night I would find myself falling over some obstacle in my home and actually ended up breaking my nose three times over the summer. Luckily the final break knocked it straight so it was all for the best.
I decided to go to a clinic to see if I could get help with my weight and sleep issues. This was again another new office and a new doctor for me. I went in, got weighed and cracked a few nervous jokes to avoid hearing the actual weight that I was. Then I ambled into the office and sat on the edge of that giant table of doom we have all come to know and dread. This doctor was recommended by a couple of people that I knew and so I had high hopes from the beginning. I have scars on my arms from sleepwalking and falling into things and having things fall on top of me, so I have a few battlescars but nothing too distracting.
When he came in the room he gave me the once over. Then told me that he could only help me if I was completely honest with him. Of course I agreed, honesty is after all the best policy. Then he asked me how long I had been doing meth. I laughed. But soon I could see he wasn't kidding.
He told me that there was no way he could help me unless I admitted I had a problem. Now, I have many problems, too many to name here, but METH is NOT one of them. I told him that I don't use meth but he returned with saying that he sees it alot with people my size, that we are so depressed with our size that we turn to meth to help with losing weight. He was so sure that I was on it that he didn't help me at all. He only said that when I come back that I should be ready to be honest. Not only that, he also said that people my size usually crush their own feet under themselves and was amazed that I was able to move around.
WHO ARE THESE DOCTORS? I have seen many people, even bigger than me, that are able to walk and function. Should I call Ripley's Believe It or Not? Are we freaks of the fat community? I have been walking for a long time. Maybe I don't have feet. Maybe they have been worn down to hard fat stumps that just clump along. (Just kidding, they are just plain old regular feet.)
Keep in mind that there are many doctors that are good at what they do, and there are also a bunch of jerks pretending to care about others but looking for a fat paycheck instead of helping fat patients.