Brrm brmm

>Deliver people to dialysis for job.
>500 lb fat guy has eaten and drinken himself into kidney failure.
>Have to transport him in 600 lb custom scooter, makes my converted ambulance bottom out over speedbumps.
>He spends the whole 45 min ride to dialysis center eating every day
>"You arent supposed to do that, they are gonna be pissed"
>"mmphfuck yoummmph"
>Deliver him, dialysis techs yell at me because I let him eat.
>He has to wait 3 hours to digest, and then 12 hours of dialysis because he has like 40 gallons of blood.


Same guy.

>GFs ex had transported him previously.
>Hadnt secured him properly...front and back not at all sides.
>Hits bump
>inertia
>Guy gets trapped under scooter
>Needs 8 firefighters and paramedics to get him to hospital.


This was years ago, im sure he died. I had to transport so many disgusting fatties in end stage fathood (who had eaten themselves to death and were in a nursing home waiting for the reaper)

480-Pound Woman Dies After Six Years On Couch

STUART, Fla. — A 480-pound Martin County woman has died after emergency workers tried to remove her from the couch where she had remained for about six years.

Gayle Laverne Grinds, 40, died Wednesday, after a failed six-hour effort to dislodge her from the couch in her home. Workers say the home was filthy, and Grinds was too large to get up from the couch to even use the bathroom.
Everyone going inside the home had to wear protective gear. The stench was so powerful they had to blast in fresh air.
A preliminary autopsy on the the four-foot, ten-inch woman lists the cause of death as "morbid obesity." But officials want to know more about the circumstances inside the home.
Investigators say Grinds lived with a man named Herman Thomas, who says he tried to take care of her the best he could. He has told them he tried repeatedly to get her up, but simply couldn't. No charges have been filed, but officials are looking into negligence issues.
Emergency workers had to remove some sliding glass doors and lift the couch, with Grinds still on it, to a trailer behind a pickup truck. Removing her from the couch would be too painful, since her body was grafted to the fabric. After years of staying put, her skin had literally become one with the sofa and had to be surgically removed.
She died at Martin Memorial Hospital South, still attached to the couch.
Neighbors say they had no idea Grinds lived at the duplex, though they had seen Thomas and some children outside.