BigBallBellyGirl:
A couple of years ago, I had a medical emergency that required surgery. I was a little over 600 lb then, and I was too big for the first hospital I went to to treat me. I was unable to fit in an MRI and too heavy for their OR. They had to transfer me to a different hospital, and because no bariatric ambulances were available, I was transferred in a fire department vehicle with 9 firefighters lifting me on a heavy duty tarp. The experience was frightening, and as a result, I lost some weight. I didn't keep it off though, and I'm more than 200 pounds bigger than I was then. I'm trying to lose just enough weight that I can fit through my front door, which is currently an impossibility. I am about 11 ft. around at the fattest part of my belly, and I haven't left the house in a couple of months after a rapid intentional gain. I want to stay as obese as possible, but I do need to be able to get out in an emergency.

There are other medical challenges. I haven't fit in my dentist's chair in about 3 years, and they had to make do with me staying in my bariatric wheelchair. I've outgrown that chair though, and even if I could fit in it, I'm too heavy for my husband to push me on his own. We're currently exploring options for a custom extra heavy duty chair from Big Bounder.

As far as doctors' reactions to my weight, the hospital that treated me and was very respectful. Years ago, I was in the high 300s, and the GP I had at the time pressured me to lose weight. I actually got down to 190 and hated it. Of course, at this point, that was 650 lb ago.

My current doctor doesn't body shame, but at one visit, I had gained around 40 lb in 6 months, and she cautioned me against getting bigger than I was. Of course, I kept growing. If I'm able to leave my house for my August appointments, I expect her to say something about all my gain, but I'm not quite sure what that will be!

Kunto:
Is 11 inch by the way a new world record for the biggest belly??

MitchHedberg:
I think it would be fun to hear what everyone's "fat lifestyle" is like. The basic idea is you give us an idea of an average day in your lifestyle.

For the sake of inclusivity feel free to respond even if you're not fat and just want to share, but the goal of this post is definitely to gain insight into the fat life (can also be useful for anyone that wants to emulate a lifestyle that's fatter than theirs)



So here's the format

Are you intentionally gaining weight:

Do you gain weight every year:

Weight:

Size:

Avg calories per day:

Avg # of meals per day:

Typical meals eaten on average day:

Exercise amount:

Laziness level:

Relationship with food:


So for me a response would like like this

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Are you intentionally gaining weight: Not currently

Do you gain weight every year: My weight has plateaued naturally

Weight: 200lbs

Size: Chubby

Avg Calories per day: 2200

Avg # of meals per day: 3

Typical meals:
- turkey sandwich
- buckwheat, veggies and chicken
- snack assortment/dessert meal late at night

Exercise amount: 1hr walk and sometimes weight lifting

Laziness level: Not very lazy, will travel up and down stairs frequently, don't often look for excuses to be sedentary

Relationship with food:
I mostly eat when I'm hungry but I snack for pleasure. I sometimes eat to improve my mood when I'm down.

What's your lifestyle look like?

Voluptuouslover:
Very interesting. Can anyone describe if they noticed a lot of increased vigor in appetite, weight gained or fat gained from listening to these. Also, any other info. with this that they realized after listening to these hypnosis recordings?

LilRascl:
In the last year I’ve gained 23lbs - if I hadn’t had her weight gain audios to listen to, I’d have stalled out at just 12.

Now I wouldn’t credit them with working in the way you imagine hypnosis does for something like phobias or quitting smoking. Instead think ‘guided meditation’ that puts my mind back into my body by reminding me how enormously fat I’ve become, or hot much fatter I’m going to get.

They help keep me on track as well. I have ADHD and genuinely forget to think about sex; especially when I’m busy - and for me sex and fat are the same thing - so listening to her content made sliding into my own hungry feedee space so much easier.

Critically, she kept my spirits up through a big plateau, which stopped me from becoming so despondent that I gave up on gaining more. Because of her (and support from an USSBBW friend), I was motivated to gorge myself out of a set weight I’d been trapped in for months. Now I’m just 5lbs. away from being the fattest I’ve ever been 🙌

The end result of listening to her read some of the hottest content I’ve ever heard was immediate and direct - she makes me want to eat whether I’m hungry or not, which tbh makes me hungry anyway (lol), so I've eaten more food more frequently and now I’m twice as much fatter for it!

10/10 highly recommend

Wolffeeder:
I grew weary of hot dogs at number 8. The next day was terrible. I'm pretty sure numbers 9 to 76 aren't happening...

Wolffeeder:
Major League Eating Competition Records come to mind...

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I've never seen this before! This is such an impressive list Thank you for posting it! Anybody else taking this as a challenge anybody else taking this as a challenge?! LOL