Gastric sleeve support 35 stone woman to lose weight to be baby elephants to Stoke-on-Trent ...
£ 12,000 after surgery - United slimming super Callear Sue has lost more than 20 stones, still to be successful weight loss Staffordshire patient.
The 50-year-old nurse fell more than 35 stone to 15 in less than three years.
Sue - that has been classified as obese Super Morbidly means that she might die at any time - borrowed money to finance the operation.
It has enabled Sue to help you get your first job in six years and arrested necessity for months hiding in a caravan in Wales.
Now, surgery, insists that Sue is saved from premature death on the NHS hundreds of other people in Stoke-on-Trent each year.
It comes as the University Hospital of North Staffordshire is to call around to two other weight loss surgeon to the number of patients that increase the process 170-400 undergo a year. Sue, of Fegg Hayes, said: "The OP has saved my life."
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The idea of not being able to play with your new little son Sue Callear inspired to begin a journey to lose more than half their body weight.
The nurse - who tipped the scales at an impressive 35 stone - hard to bend down to a few simple toys Jack Cory.
Now less than three years later, she has 20 stone, the equivalent of a baby elephant lost after to have borrowed £ 12,000 from his father, a gastric sleeve fitted.
The 50-year-old Merlin Close, Fegg Hayes, said: "As a huge bubble I sat on the chair unable to move without help with all the toys on my feet.
"I suddenly realized with horror if I did nothing, I would never be able to play with him. Then be played back on the rental and the beach, I cried when I thought I could always look on the back of the car, because it was very hard to leave.
"This week, Cory was four, and thanks to this wonderful operation could continue to complain of rock pools and building sand castles with him."
Sue was classified as morbidly obese super meaning he could die at any moment. His body mass index was a whopping 79, compared with 18.5 and 24.9 for a healthy adult. She even had her own clothing size 32 with two-meter-long enough to create a high material. And it is only with the help of special ramps hard it was capable of on the floor, where he broke several beds, slide due to its weight.
Contact with her husband Ken and son, 28, save Nick, it locks in the world because of the shame of being so great. Sue: "I'm basically trapped in my own body."
But now everyone has seen her change his conquest of diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, back pain, sleep apnea and depression. When Sue used to take 20 pills a day for diseases, especially now only a handful of vitamins and minerals.
And if they would never leave, afraid abused or dropped and "the need to call the fire department to get up again," live life to the full walking his Alsatian white, Kizzy, miles to Bathpool Kidsgrove Park.
Sue, who began working for a home care company, said .. "I do not want to outside because of the cruel violence was the worst go to the kids, but some who should know better, it was the hospital treatment of Cellulite and I heard a nurse told her to another "when fat, shoot me" never.
Sue problems with overeating spirals after being bullied at school and his weight further pile on the pounds by eating two large meals a day while eating potato chips, candy and pop for hours every evening slumped in front of television.
When he grew up, stayed weighs, but it was at least 35 stone heaviest on them.
But before he undergo treatment, Sue needed to reduce the risk of losing six stone itself.
Even a balance of £ 300 industrial plots were bought to record your progress after surgery in October 2011.
She was on liquids eight weeks and their first meal at the wedding of her son, she struggled to get through a piece of meat, and six peas.
As books began to fall, Sue cuddled in his caravan in Anglesey. And so surprising was the change in-law sister-Jayne Callear not even recognize him.
The 49-year-old working at kiosks in Prosser Newchapel, said. "I did not know I had, so I could not see that was then served, I realized his eyes and we kissed and wept knows her ordeal had done".
Callear single mother Joanne, 28, of Smith Street Child Tunstall, added: "Before the op she was very self-confident, would not go, because sometimes people look and comment .. Well, that is a person completely different."
Sue is his second chance at life at the University Hospital of weight loss surgeon pioneer of North Staffordshire Chandra Cheruvu. Stomach sleeve, which works by reducing the size of the stomach by about 75 percent is mounted.
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