Saw the episode with Robert on My 600 Pound Life... I didn't think it was possible to be so fat that one can literally touch both sides of a hallway. Fatty died as expected but what's unexpected is that it died during the show. What people don't understand isn't just the financial costs of holding funerals for obeasts. Rather, its about proper burial with dignity and how that's carried out for obeasts, the emotional drain on everybody involved, the waste of healthcare resources, etc. As Dr. Now said, if someone intervened in his life earlier in his age, he could have been saved. Nope! He just ate his way up to 800 pounds and his body was deteriorating to the point that even with the surgery on his lymphedema, he was still dying since his heart couldn't support his body. This isn't even mentioning his painkillers fucking his body more. This is what hospitals, especially in Houston, deal with often. After all, I have heard of cases where people as young as their 20s die from morbid obesity and not many of them were on obesity documentaries. I wouldn't be surprised if Kathryn overate to compensate the loss and sadness in her over the loss of Robert's life instead of seeking counseling. When people die from obesity related complications, it should send a warning message to their loved ones to not overeat. Isn't it amazing how much all of this mess could be prevented if people simply just ate less and ate like humans only? Just imagine that and all the resources being saved for something else more important. Even better, how much further we could advance as a society if people simply ate less and stayed human. Think about it. Those welfare money aid along with benefits like Medicare and Medicaid, instead of being wasted on obeasts, they could be going to children with cancer and other disabilities. Some see this episode as tragedy, I see it as a waste of resource to save a fat fuck in vain.