Morbidly obese woman who once wanted to be the heaviest female in the world loses 238lbs from her 721lb frame after dumping her 'feeder' boyfriend. A woman who spent years deliberately putting on put on weight in her quest to become the heaviest woman in the world has now lost a staggering 238lbs after splitting from her feeder boyfriend - ultimately saving her life. Morbidly obese Patty Sanchez, 51, went from 721lbs to 476lbs, after finally breaking free from a viscous cycle of constant eating, which was encouraged by her ex-boyfriend and online fans. At one point Patty, who lives in Reno, Nevada, wanted to be the heaviest woman in the world - consuming 13,000 calories per day for several years.
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But after breaking up with her former partner she decided to change her diet and lifestyle. The mother-of-four said the weight loss has dramatically improved both her personal and family life. 'I was tremendous - and I felt like I was dying a slow death,' Patty said. 'I realized that the feeding relationship I was in and the squashing was benefiting others, but it wasn't for me. 'The weight loss had a lot to do with my break up with my ex - I was being served every meal daily, and when we broke up I had to take care of myself.'I never feared death before - it was something I never thought about when I was getting bigger and bigger.
'But when I reached my lowest and couldn't walk three steps to the bathroom without getting winded I was worried I wouldn't be there for my four kids and five grandkids. 'My struggles didn't come full surface until I became single and had no one to help me and I couldn't cook for myself, bathe myself, or leave the house - it was very lonely. 'I started learning how to make my own meals, and chose the food I was craving instead of the food others wanted me to eat to gain weight. 'I cook myself salads, chicken, stir-fries and try to eat very few carbs through the day.
'I have more control over what I eat now and I feel so much better.' After divorcing her second husband in 1991, Patty, who used to be a size eight and weighed 154lbs at 18, gave up on diets. 'I was fed up with staying slim for men and binged on whatever I felt like eating - it was freedom,' she said. 'In my 20's after having my children my weight jumped to 238lbs, and I continued to gain weight. 'In my 30's I was 294lbs and by my 40's I was more than 392lbs.' Article Source: DailyMail.
'But when I reached my lowest and couldn't walk three steps to the bathroom without getting winded I was worried I wouldn't be there for my four kids and five grandkids. 'My struggles didn't come full surface until I became single and had no one to help me and I couldn't cook for myself, bathe myself, or leave the house - it was very lonely. 'I started learning how to make my own meals, and chose the food I was craving instead of the food others wanted me to eat to gain weight. 'I cook myself salads, chicken, stir-fries and try to eat very few carbs through the day.
'I have more control over what I eat now and I feel so much better.' After divorcing her second husband in 1991, Patty, who used to be a size eight and weighed 154lbs at 18, gave up on diets. 'I was fed up with staying slim for men and binged on whatever I felt like eating - it was freedom,' she said. 'In my 20's after having my children my weight jumped to 238lbs, and I continued to gain weight. 'In my 30's I was 294lbs and by my 40's I was more than 392lbs.' Article Source: DailyMail.
