Corissa Enneking / fatgirlflow and Juliana "J" Aprileo / comfyfattravels - Delusional fat-acceptance lesbian couple, junk-food addicts with expensive taste, denied a mortgage due to excessive Doordash ordering

When will Juliana become bedbound? As of January 2022

  • Within 3 months

    Votes: 33 4.3%
  • Within 6 months

    Votes: 118 15.4%
  • Within a year

    Votes: 206 26.9%
  • Within 3 years

    Votes: 140 18.3%
  • Never

    Votes: 21 2.7%
  • Shes already there

    Votes: 247 32.3%

  • Total voters
    765
In that last photo, Juliana literally looks like four Mexican teenagers hiding in a robe. Her ass and her tit look like two kids' heads, the side of her gunt looks like the back of the kid whose head makes up the ass. There will be another kid around the other side and then the "head" kid standing up straight (Juliana's face).

Well done, Juliana. You're finally a "they" for real! (four Mexicans winning a high school Halloween costume contest)
 
Given they’re both about to be pushing 40 I wonder if either of them have been cautioned about fatty liver disease and how quickly it can go from salvageable to “you need a transplant”. With the attitude these two take towards their health I doubt they’d heed any warnings about that but the reality is by the time they tell you that you need a transplant you’ve got 3-5 years left and the wait list for a transplant, assuming you’re a good candidate, is 7 years with most insurances. Both of them are playing with fire with this HAES “happy fats” delusion.
 
Given they’re both about to be pushing 40 I wonder if either of them have been cautioned about fatty liver disease
It's cute you think they actually go to the doctor. Doctors are fatphobic bigots. But you're right, that is definitely a concern. The only way to fix fatty liver that I know of is by losing weight and cutting back on carbs. Neither of which they'll do.

Personally, even as a fatty I don't think fatties with liver failure purely due to obesity should be eligible for liver transplants. Or at least not prioritized on the list. The surgery itself is risky, transplant medications require a lifetime of discipline just in being willing to take the pills every day and working with a doctor to keep yourself healthy and free of infections. If they can't discipline themselves enough to not eat themselves to death, why should the medical establishment work overtime to keep them alive?
 
It's cute you think they actually go to the doctor. Doctors are fatphobic bigots. But you're right, that is definitely a concern. The only way to fix fatty liver that I know of is by losing weight and cutting back on carbs. Neither of which they'll do.

Personally, even as a fatty I don't think fatties with liver failure purely due to obesity should be eligible for liver transplants. Or at least not prioritized on the list. The surgery itself is risky, transplant medications require a lifetime of discipline just in being willing to take the pills every day and working with a doctor to keep yourself healthy and free of infections. If they can't discipline themselves enough to not eat themselves to death, why should the medical establishment work overtime to keep them alive?


Doctors have never told me anything about my weight when I’ve been ginormous. ive gotten regular health care, seen many doctors due to moving a lot and it’s always the same. Its always been surprised that they don’t bring it up, but it’s because of all these people freaking out when they do or it may have been because they consider it a lost cause and that people that big won’t try to lose weight anyway?

But when I got almost dead sick they would tell my husband about my weight and need to lose it while I was sleeping. I think it’s pretty messed up that the doctors don’t feel like they can bring people’s weight up to them anymore!

I had one Dr (and I understand why)but it pissed me off, he would ask my husband how much I weigh and not me cause he didn’t trust me to give the true answer! But it was the lung Dr and he sees hugely fat people all day long so he was just smart enough to know the best way to get the correct answer. That Dr was the only one who directly told me to lose weight, and the cardiologist did. But all of the general practice drs I’ve seen over the years didn’t mention it. My condition was from an ovarian cyst that got massive with fluid, which got in my lungs and collapsed them after a dr told me nothing was wrong when I told him I was gaining three pounds a damn day and not eating more (he didn’t believe me cause I’m already so fat and that almost killed me, I had a ten percent chance of living once in the icu and was lucky I made it in time when I couldn’t breathe anymore (acute respiratory failure) (probably my weight contributed to the mass growing big like that and growing at all cause of fat hormones, so I can’t say my condition is NOT weight related) but I lost over 100 pounds and still going cause I want to live and being that big is incompatible with living. Oh and I had fatty liver and don’t anymore which I’m so proud of! The drs never told me I have it or was at risk of it but when I was in ICU they told me. So I’m grateful for what happened cause it got me to stop drinking (bad alcoholic) and stop eating crap. Got off of oxygen about a month ago! Was on it since February, having surgery to remove 20 pound mass on 12/3. Get five liters (10 lbs) of fluid drained every 3-4 days, it sucks but draining day feels so good! It’s like being 12 months pregnant by the time Tuesday or. Friday comes around! It’s ascites like I would have gotten when I got cirrhosis so this also got me to heal my liver back to normal since February by not drinking and losing the fatty liver. It feels great, waiting to see if mass is cancer but I doubt it is cause I feel so damn good all the time now lol)
 
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My god @The Queen of Autists - I say this respectfully and with as much love as I can muster as a Kiwi Farmer - please save it for Reddit. Like, I'm not even hardcore about the no TMI thing and if you can add to a situation, then ok. But this. . . You need to put that kind of stuff elsewhere.
 
My god @The Queen of Autists - I say this respectfully and with as much love as I can muster as a Kiwi Farmer - please save it for Reddit. Like, I'm not even hardcore about the no TMI thing and if you can add to a situation, then ok. But this. . . You need to put that kind of stuff elsewhere.
Even with a spoiler? What if it’s relevant?? Like how Diet Coke 4 life has things that are relevant and spoilers them…. I know the rule but it’s really relevant and I believe it makes more impact told as a first person story than told third person, that’s why I do it. And I feel that first hand experience makes something more credible. And I’m an open book and already doxed so I don’t care about privacy and hiding things.

I was hoping a spoiler would make it ok because then people can just skip it and no harm no foul. Sorry for even replying and not just saying ok sorry won’t do it again, but I truly feel it adds to understanding people more to hear about their experiences. And it wouldn’t come up anywhere else and I don’t go actively seeking for people to tell about my shit, it just seems so relevant and I’m trying to do it non obtrusively but I also understand a rule is a rule.

Maybe people can give me a thumbs up or thumbs down and I promise I will listen to what they say and knock it off if I’m upsetting more people than not. It just feels so IMPORTANT to me help people understand that I’m having a hard time letting go of it.

. I really don’t like pissing people off but the conflict is I really love to help people and help people understand others and different experiences and that’s where the conflict occurs and I do THIS. But I hate upsetting people and so I guess to thumbs down me here would be a good way to give me the feedback to need that I’m an asshole that shits everything up and I’ll stop, I promise! I’m able to recognize now when I do it, which is improvement I just need that final nail in the coffin to dump the baby with the bath water.
 
Given they’re both about to be pushing 40
Juliana turned 33 last month.

That vid of the two of them in those cheap modal robes did make me wonder— how does one navigate in a body J’s size? I’m not talking about the effects on her breathing and joints, but look at that ass shelf! Look at how far her hip fat protrudes off her backside. It moves under its own power!

The closest analogy I can think of is going from driving a Camry to operating dump trunk. Your spatial awareness has to be all kinds of fucked up. I imagine she bumps into/knocks down shit all the time without even knowing it.
 
I love the queen of autists’ tonedeaf power levels on shameful subjects. Just spoiler it and the uptight tittytwisters can please leave me alone to enjoy the spectacle.
I mean, fair, but it's weird how the no TMI rule has become "no super embarrassing TMI blogposting unless you spoiler it"
 
Here's the thing - even when spoilering the hell outta your sperging, try not to include embarrassing or self incriminating shit in your posts. Spinning it slightly so it's more ambiguous can help if you're confessing to being a Fatty McFatterAss with a shit-ton of health problems, or a skinny, angry fitness fucker with tons of musculoskeletal issues.

Or just embrace your power level spectacles and hug them in a dark corner like I do. They are fashionable in the right weebo setting.

But putting them in a spoiler is highly appreciated. Thanks for that, fren.

And by the way, the no TMI rule has always been to not post embarrassing shit about yourself, especially if it has no relevance to the topic at hand, and to not play the 'lolz I'm so much better than this cow because REASON' crap that belongs strictly on reddit. Including shit like "I can commiserate with Corissa because I also have insane back pain (spine arthritis), but you know what would lessen that? LOSING 200 LBS, YA FAT FUCKER" ain't TMI as it's relevant and not embarrassing shit. People take it to mean that it's stating not to post anything at ALL about yourself, but that's simply not the case.

Found it:
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Had to go off into a section of the Farms I'm not regularly in to find the rules again, but there we go.

ETA: To be on topic, Corissa, Juliana, and those robes are torture to their poor puppers' noses. I stand beside my earlier posts - not a dog person, but I would readily save those poor doggos from them and give them room to run around and an owner fit enough to play with them to their satisfaction. To them, it must be like being in the malebolge of the eighth circle of Hell in Dante's Inferno.
 
It's cute you think they actually go to the doctor. Doctors are fatphobic bigots. But you're right, that is definitely a concern. The only way to fix fatty liver that I know of is by losing weight and cutting back on carbs. Neither of which they'll do.
Corissa does see doctors, because she has a bunch of obesity-linked health complaints, including Type 2 diabetes.

Her attitude toward physicians, however, is typical of deathfats, and especially of politicized deathfats with a head full of warped fat positive/HAES bullshit. She is convinced that her fatness is never the issue behind her declining health, and hides behind "recovery" from a restrictive eating disorder as the reason why she can't moderate her food intake, or cut out foods that are clearly bad for her as a diabetic without a gallbladder.

Somehow, physicians are supposed to fix all of her issues by throwing the right meds at her, while never mentioning the herd of elephants in the room that are her obesity, diet, and lifestyle.

Personally, even as a fatty I don't think fatties with liver failure purely due to obesity should be eligible for liver transplants. Or at least not prioritized on the list. The surgery itself is risky, transplant medications require a lifetime of discipline just in being willing to take the pills every day and working with a doctor to keep yourself healthy and free of infections. If they can't discipline themselves enough to not eat themselves to death, why should the medical establishment work overtime to keep them alive?
I don't think Corissa would get approved for a liver transplant, should her NAFLD advance into NASH, and then cirrhosis. Her BMI is too high (>40); she's diabetic; and she is on record as refusing/noncompliant with any recommended dietary alterations that would have reversed NAFLD or kept NASH from progressing to cirrhosis. She wouldn't even put her pre-diabetes into remission using a dietary approach, and thus advanced to full-blown Type 2. She lost her gallbladder, and now lives in fear of shitting herself in public, rather than change her diet.

This is all in her medical records. She is good at taking whatever pharmaceuticals she's given, but that she needs so many of them in the first place is entirely self-inflicted, and she refuses to address that.

So she's a shitty candidate, and a waste of an organ (whole or partial) that could help somebody whose liver has tanked for reasons completely out of their control, or even a former alcoholic/addict who sobered up and turned their life around just a bit too late.
 
I think the no power level rule is to avoid revealing embarrassing, personal stuff, while the TMI sticker is more generalized. There’s a difference between using your personal experience to positively contribute to a thread vs using the content on a thread to talk about your experience. If that makes sense.
Not that I’m in any position to judge, I post a lot of dumb shit.
 
Corissa does see doctors, because she has a bunch of obesity-linked health complaints, including Type 2 diabetes.
You're right, I'd forgotten she's being treated for diabetes. The shits is a known side effect of metformin, which is the first line drug for diabetes. Her diet and no gallbladder on top of that though just makes it worse.

Man, it's been hours since those pictures of the two of them in those robes and I'm still shocked at how fat Juliana has gotten. I always thought she was a lot shorter than Corissa, but they look very similar in height in those pictures.
 
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