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Although the doctor Younan Nowzaradan has changed the lives of hundreds of patients thanks to ‘My 600-lb Life‘(‘Deadly Kilos‘ in Latin America,) not all cases have ended with a healthy and hopeful happy. Those who are familiar with the program know that the “Dr. “Now” He does not work miracles: although he is one of the best professionals for bariatric surgery in the world, he requires the complete commitment of his patients at all times.
Due to the above, throughout the 12 seasons of ‘Deadly Kilos‘There has been no shortage of tragedies. The public has witnessed those patients who, due to lack of will and/or complications derived from their deteriorating health, died without having the opportunity to lose the weight they needed to improve their day-to-day conditions. Below, we present 3 of the most memorable and sad cases:
Which Kilos Mortales patients failed their surgery and died?
Lisa Fleming
Lisa Fleming’s path was full of ups and downs. Although her chapter closed with a message of optimism despite her resistance to improving her habits; Everything changed when one of the participant’s daughters called the production of ‘Deadly Kilos‘. The distraught woman told TLC that it was urgent for Fleming to have surgery because worms had begun to sprout from the folds of her skin. Unfortunately, it was too late: Lisa not only developed infections after breaking her diet, but she gained weight again and her heart stopped fighting.
James King
James and his girlfriend have one of the most famous footage of the program: him in eternal denial and she as a direct accomplice of his bad eating habits. Although the couple asked the doctor for a new opportunity Younan NowzaradanKing never gave up his addiction to food and weighed up to 381 kilograms. He died in 2020 without being able to change his life, and of course, without his wife or his other relatives being able to do more for him.
Gina Marie Krasley
At just 30 years old, Gina Marie Chrysler passed away at her home in Tuckerton, New Jersey. During her episode on ‘My 600-lb Life,’ this participant revealed that her struggles with weight stemmed from physical and verbal abuse in childhood. Although everything briefly improved in her adult life, it later emerged that he separated from her wife Beth, and from there, her health began to decline. Although the cause of her death was not specified and everything was concluded as if it were “a rare disease,” Gina was never able to achieve her goal of reaching a healthy weight.