Teh One Who Knocks
02-25-2016, 12:22 PM
By ALEX WEST - The Sun
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BRITAIN’S fattest woman is moving to a specially-designed house half a mile from 13 fast-food outlets.
Georgia Davis, 22, once weighed 63 stone, with pals dubbing her the Takeaway Princess for her love of pizzas, kebabs and chips.
Now believed to be around 50st, she has been given the £150,000 property because she is too big for her current pad. The new one has a double front door plus widened rooms and corridors.
There is space on the drive for ambulances and fire engines, in case of a repeat of last year’s seven-hour, £10,000 operation to lift her to hospital.
The pad is surrounded by tempting takeaways serving everything from Chinese to fish and chips.
A neighbour said: “She will be in paradise here. There’s a chippy up the road, a pizza parlour and kebab shop.
“But we will welcome her to her new home and hope she’s happy here.” Most takeaways offer the Just Eat online ordering service, which Georgia often uses.
David Morris, 40, of Pizza Kebab, said: “We are looking forward to her moving down the road. I used to deliver to her some years ago so it will be good to have her as a customer again.”
Georgia weighed 33st in 2008, making her Britain’s fattest teenager.
She got down to 18st at a US fat camp but soon put it back on, devouring 13,000 calories a day.
By 2012, she hit 63st and The Sun told how 50 firefighters and medics demolished part of her parents’ house in a £100,000 operation to hoist her out. By last May bedridden Georgia was still 60st and had to be taken to hospital to lose weight or die.
Firemen needed a second heavy duty crane to lift her after the first broke.
The seven-hour operation involved 30 people and caused road closures.
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Wheelchair turning circles ... and extra large doors in adapted home
Georgia cost the NHS more than £150,000 before she was discharged after six months. She lost 20st and friends say she has kept most of it off.
Her Facebook snaps show her slimmer face, and her profile says she is still in a relationship with fitness club cleaner Matthew Takel, 43.
Doctors advised her to take regular walks with her two dogs. But neighbours say she never leaves the house and has fast food delivered.
Her new flat is on the site of a former school in Aberaman, South Wales. Builders were yesterday putting in the finishing touches.
Architects, in consultation with her medical team, have designed an enlarged kitchen-diner with enough room for a wheelchair turning circle. Georgia, who also uses a giant walking frame, is due to move in April.
Cynon Taf Community Housing Group will charge her rent from her benefits. It refused to discuss individual cases but said it paid for the building through taxpayer-funded grants from the Welsh Government, the NHS and from bank loans and rental income.
A friend said Georgia did not want to comment, adding: “It’s a private matter. Georgia is doing well since coming out of hospital.”
http://i.imgur.com/sdsZsgb.jpg
BRITAIN’S fattest woman is moving to a specially-designed house half a mile from 13 fast-food outlets.
Georgia Davis, 22, once weighed 63 stone, with pals dubbing her the Takeaway Princess for her love of pizzas, kebabs and chips.
Now believed to be around 50st, she has been given the £150,000 property because she is too big for her current pad. The new one has a double front door plus widened rooms and corridors.
There is space on the drive for ambulances and fire engines, in case of a repeat of last year’s seven-hour, £10,000 operation to lift her to hospital.
The pad is surrounded by tempting takeaways serving everything from Chinese to fish and chips.
A neighbour said: “She will be in paradise here. There’s a chippy up the road, a pizza parlour and kebab shop.
“But we will welcome her to her new home and hope she’s happy here.” Most takeaways offer the Just Eat online ordering service, which Georgia often uses.
David Morris, 40, of Pizza Kebab, said: “We are looking forward to her moving down the road. I used to deliver to her some years ago so it will be good to have her as a customer again.”
Georgia weighed 33st in 2008, making her Britain’s fattest teenager.
She got down to 18st at a US fat camp but soon put it back on, devouring 13,000 calories a day.
By 2012, she hit 63st and The Sun told how 50 firefighters and medics demolished part of her parents’ house in a £100,000 operation to hoist her out. By last May bedridden Georgia was still 60st and had to be taken to hospital to lose weight or die.
Firemen needed a second heavy duty crane to lift her after the first broke.
The seven-hour operation involved 30 people and caused road closures.
http://i.imgur.com/PmLih6w.jpg
Wheelchair turning circles ... and extra large doors in adapted home
Georgia cost the NHS more than £150,000 before she was discharged after six months. She lost 20st and friends say she has kept most of it off.
Her Facebook snaps show her slimmer face, and her profile says she is still in a relationship with fitness club cleaner Matthew Takel, 43.
Doctors advised her to take regular walks with her two dogs. But neighbours say she never leaves the house and has fast food delivered.
Her new flat is on the site of a former school in Aberaman, South Wales. Builders were yesterday putting in the finishing touches.
Architects, in consultation with her medical team, have designed an enlarged kitchen-diner with enough room for a wheelchair turning circle. Georgia, who also uses a giant walking frame, is due to move in April.
Cynon Taf Community Housing Group will charge her rent from her benefits. It refused to discuss individual cases but said it paid for the building through taxpayer-funded grants from the Welsh Government, the NHS and from bank loans and rental income.
A friend said Georgia did not want to comment, adding: “It’s a private matter. Georgia is doing well since coming out of hospital.”