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[cafh]

makes interesting reading

Poor Brits on junk food diets are swamping the NHS with requests for quick-fix weight loss ops | The Sun |News

 

[Caren]

here we go again lol x

 

[cafh]

Very shocking really and so untrue

 

[BrianT]

Very shocking really and so untrue

It's the sun should we expect anything less....I've not bought a snoozepaper in over 20 years now as I don't trust/believe a single word they say. I work for a television company reporting on business news and so I'm well aware of the strokes that so called "journalists" pull to get their stories to print. Not all of them are the same and there are some really good one's out there. (probably a few on here) but when they are allowed to use the phrases "sources close to" and "unofficial reports confirm" you just know they have a modicum of truth in there and the rest thay can just make up.

Rant over.... sources close to my misssus say I'm going to cut the grass while it's still sunny :cry:

 

[cafh]

lol @cutting grass

 

[twinkle toes]

its disgusting!! sick of hearing about these, it will make it harder for those who genuinly need help.....but it must be true as its in sun....and they dont lie do they? or make up stories?....no course they dont!! hate em!!

 

[cafh]

I have looked at some of the responses and comments to the story and quite frankly some people think they know it all...saddens me to be honest...I guess there will always be other people who think they know best

 

[Miss Tickle]

It's bunkum on so many levels. Surgery is not a quick fix and you've only to chat with fellow banders/sleevers/bypassers etc to know how much effort and exercise we put in to lose our weight. I know the gift I've been given has helped but it has not been a quick ( or completely easy ) option.
Funnily enough I don't remember any one asking me how much I earn at any of my medical appointments. The Sun must be psychic to know how many of us are 'poor' and how many are not
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