Exceptional Haydurs Thread - Content and discussion of individuals on various platforms hating on our gorls

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I knew I recognized her from somewhere.
 
I really can’t with these bariatric patient hams that bash Big AL for not being able to lose weight, yet had to have a doctor physically remove most of their stomach just so they could

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Hammy had weight loss surgery nearly a year ago, and she’s STILL a ham!! Nothing to brag about here hunt

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If only there were another way to lose weight!


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You’ve already done SOMETHING on your own!! Why not keep going with that instead of getting SURGERY?!
 
In spite of the readily available information that surgery is NOT a Magic Cure; that a ton of disciplined work remains to be done, I feel a lot of those wanting surgery still secretly believe it's an easy solution.

I see it as anything but - the risk from the surgery itself is high because of the weight & the associated issues. There is a higher than average rate of complications. Post-op eating, if a patient really wants to be successful; requires constant vigilance & a form of discipline that many won't be able to handle. Depending on the specific procedure as well as the patient, the surgery leaves you open to other medical issues later on.

I don't know how long various forms of bariatric surgery have been performed but we often learn the hard way - today's solutions to medical issues can lead to some severe unintended medical consequences later.
 
In spite of the readily available information that surgery is NOT a Magic Cure; that a ton of disciplined work remains to be done, I feel a lot of those wanting surgery still secretly believe it's an easy solution.

I see it as anything but - the risk from the surgery itself is high because of the weight & the associated issues. There is a higher than average rate of complications. Post-op eating, if a patient really wants to be successful; requires constant vigilance & a form of discipline that many won't be able to handle. Depending on the specific procedure as well as the patient, the surgery leaves you open to other medical issues later on.

I don't know how long various forms of bariatric surgery have been performed but we often learn the hard way - today's solutions to medical issues can lead to some severe unintended medical consequences later.

I can agree. I don’t really care if someone gets surgery, if they actually work hard and lose, good for them.

my problem lies with these blubber tubs that brag about their weight loss through surgery as a way to lecture people on how to lose weight. Or, using it to brag about how they’re sooooo much better and more disciplined than people like ALR.

“I’m still 350lbs, but I lost 100 lbs through physically not being able to eat for a month, maybe if Amber actually got off her fat, lazy ass she could lose weight too!” Sort of situations are the ones that really piss me off.
 
I’ve never known anyone who got weight loss surgery who became a “skinny legend”. I’ve always seen them go from morbidly obese to like, high end of normal/low end of overweight, and then usually eventually up to obese, still fat but less fat than they were before. I don’t know. Learning how to eat like a normal person and getting into an exercise routine seems way more valuable long-term and it’s definitely less expensive and risky.
 
Post-op eating, if a patient really wants to be successful; requires constant vigilance & a form of discipline that many won't be able to handle.
Exactly this. Surely in the process of losing for surgery you have a few "bad" days or even planned days where you go to a party and eat more, and that's fine because you can choose to do that. Why the hell would you opt in to being unable to do that at all instead of in moderation???

For someone like ALR who CAN'T seem to eat in moderation, she's at a point where the choice is between death (surgery) and death (continuing to maintain her 600ish lbs). For someone who can lose 50lbs on their own before being approved for surgery... surely they aren't *all* picking between death and death?
 
4'9" 178lbs=fat but surely not fat enough to have your guts chopped up and rearranged. Would a real surgeon and hospital go along with that or will this be like when trannies go to Asia to get their weiners cut off?

She's incredibly dumb and or a psycho.
Now these are the general rules in Europe and I assume that person is american? Might be different rules, so keep that in mind. Here you can get the surgery if you have a BMI over 40. However if you have any diseases or health complications you can get it with a BMI over 35. And she has a BMI of over 38. Sounds really strange though regardless, getting weight loss surgery while in the 100s.
 
This is why people should like and comment on Eric's videos even if they're boring and he's not your cup of tea. If you encourage his YouTube crap, we'll continue to get these Sasquatch sightings.
True.
Especially since all the weight gain and her last few vids we haven't seen anything past those elephant shoulders-this is the only way I see a leg and fupa reveal.

He used to reply some to his comments. Now he doesn't.
His dislike-like ratio is about the same as Hamber's.
The majority are putting him down.
 
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