What are hospitals going to do about the Fat Epidemic? On Wednesday I went for a day surgery. This is a brand-new, state-of-the-art hospital. The chairs in the waiting room are human-sized only. The bed I was given was plenty wide enough for me with room to spare, but not for a morbidly obese planet, especially when the side rails need to be put up. I got on the operating table, and no way would it accommodate a super-fat, not that a super-fat could even get on the table without a crane. The anesthesiologist knew how much anesthetic to give me because I didn't practice "civil disobedience" and refuse to get on the scale.  I had an epidural and two small nurses had to roll me off the table back onto my bed afterward. It would take a team of bodybuilders to roll a 400+-pounder off, even if the bed could hold them.  Are hospitals going to have to throw out all their equipment and special order ginormous replacements for many millions of dollars, or be accused of and reviled for being "non-inclusive" and inconsiderate of "people living in larger bodies"?