Sometimes patients needs to hear it like it is:
Mr Ord, who weighed 33 stone (209.6kg) when he was 16, said he was devastated when told the news by his GP that he had a “very serious problem”.He said he has now ditched his diet of pizzas, chips, pasties and chocolate and goes to the gym three times a week.
He said he was told that unless he lowered his Body Mass Index (BMI) of 65, he was unlikely to survive the next 10 years.
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