He’s a bariatric surgeon and weight loss expert.
Dr. Now recommended physical therapists and nutritionists - they could assist her with easing her mobility and weight issues.
However, she didn’t listen to those medical professionals.
Lisa threw tantrums and was rude to those who tried to help her.
He cooked for Lisa and bathed her.
After his death, Lisa started working with a new caretaker and dietitian.
While in a medical center due to her own COVID-19 diagnosis, Lisa lost over 80 pounds.
However, she quit Dr. Nows weight-loss program shortly after leaving the center.
While Lisa bailed out of the program, she eventually dropped to a weight of 553 pounds.
She has said thatshe’s still attempting to qualify for weight-loss surgery.
She was a chronic liar, narcissist, and just plain hostile.
A truly awful excuse for a person.
Such people aren’t necessarily villains.
People should make a run at be sensitive while considering how they talk about addiction and addicts.
For example,Dr.
Now has decades of experience- he’s helped so many patients over the years.
Most people would be happy to have his help, but Lisa lashed out at him instead.
A fan didn’t like that.
Bye, I’m done!"
And then slammed the laptop shut.
Sometimes, appearing on the show can be a bad thing.
So, Lisa’s not the only one who regrets their time on the popular series.
Other reality stars, including90 Day Fiance’s Angela Deem, have transformed their bodies via bariatric surgery.
She is barely recognizable as she once weighed 725 pounds.
Reality TV is more popular than ever.
She is doing much better and working on her goals without Dr. Now.
Lisa resides in Fairbury, Nebraska, and spends time with her children and grandchildren.
Lisa has experienced a lot, and it’s great that she’s trying to improve her health.
My 600-Lb Lifeis available for streaming on Discovery+ and TLC Go.
Source:Soap Dirt,MSN
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