Deathfat dies in unpredictable way; Fatlogic and HAES did not prevent? Shocked! This death happened a few months ago but I have been too angry to write about it. I had a deathfat co-worker - he worked online and was seen rarely because he was so large, truthfully, he had gone beyond deathfat all the way to circusfat - so, he had an undiagnosed blood infection, went to the ER already unconscious from it, stroked out, never really regained consciousness, and ended up bouncing back and forth between ICU and a rehab center for 9 months.   This hurt no one, of course, not his friends, two children, or wife. Nope. None of them are hurt in the slightest by this deathfat's decision to commit suicide by food. None of the taxpayers who paid for the 9 months of ICU, therapy, etc., for someone who never really regained consciousness and never really had any chance of being ok again after stroking out...nope, and I'm sure all of you are happy about footing the bill for this in the form of higher medical premiums, too.  Shockingly, all the fatlogic and HAES did not prevent this circusfat from following what I understand never happens as a progression of illness to someone who has eaten themselves to be the width of a bathtub. Everyone was so surprised. I don't have any medical training but this thing where fats get an infection and cannot fight it off (too much sugar in the blood?), then stroke out from it and die, seems to be something that no one has ever heard of, not ever.  He could not go to the doctor for anything because the doctor would judge him for being too fat and would tell him to lose weight. Doctor's fault. If only there had been something that he could have done to prevent getting so ill. If only he could have sought treatment for his various chronic conditions (none of which were caused in any way by him being fat, I assure you).  Of course he could not lose weight because of his bad genetics, he absolutely did not eat that much. Genetics fault. Never mind that he lost a hundred pounds after stroking out. Weight loss from not eating so much doesn't prove that he could have lost weight by...not eating so much. They make coffins too small these days to save money, totally normal to have to bury someone in one that's the size of a hot tub, by the way. Shocked that he didn't live to 42 even though the average age of the occupier of a hot tub coffin is 40-45 years old. No one could have ever seen this coming. No one should have gotten whatever possible life insurance they could have gotten, to take care of his family that he has left behind after committing SUICIDE BY FOOD.