Gaining

Hi guys, I've recently been diagnosed with a rather serious thyroid and metabolism condition that's going to cause me to gain a lot of weight.
The only other case of this condition that the doctors have seen gained 300lbs in 6 months.

The doctors say I should go on a diet of 2500 calories a day.
I'm kinda tempted to just go all out and eat as much as I can (my goal is to one day be immobile).

2500 calories a month? That's around the recommended daily value per day.

Yeah, apparently while on meds if I drop below that I risk lowering my metabolism, which would counter-act the meds.

I think I'm missing something. It sounds like your doctors are recommending that you eat a minimum of 2,500 calories per day (and not per month), right?

Yes! sorry, my mistake, just corrected it

That sound's crazy. But why not go for it....it seems as though this is something you will love.

I would say on a light day I eat 3000-3500 calories easy....if I eat a lot and have some more fattening things it is usually around 4500-5000 calories.
If I were to try and stuff I am sure I could do 8000-10000 easily after a little build up.

Wow, you may be pretty damn Fat in no time.

One of the best parts of the condition is that I don't really stop feeling hungry, so starting today I've been trying to eat as much as I can, so far I think I'm at around 4k calories

I too have hypothyroid disease. I have gained weight, but the symptom that really got attention to my condition was a really low heart rate. I'm currently on thyroid medication and I have gained weight since being on the meds, though that has been deliberate. I retired from the military (reserves) nearly four years ago and slowly gaining. Be careful!