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World's Biggest Bride: Confessions of a Morbidly Obese Woman
Proud of Her Size
Susanne says she decided to gain weight the day she was told she was too big for a BBW ("Big Beautiful Women") dating website. "As I started gaining, I started really enjoying it, and I started becoming confident," she says. She says she feels sorry for thin women whom she says have succumbed to societal pressure to be skinny. "As long as you're enjoying yourself, enjoy yourself," she says. While she concedes that her weight has hindered her mobility — often having to be pushed in a wheelchair, shop using a power scooter and walk only short distances — Susanne says she has no regrets. Today, Susanne models her curves to help support her family.
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The Future Ahead
Susanne says that despite her size, she's in perfect physical shape. She says that she knows there are risks, "but risk doesn't mean that it's going to happen." She says defensively, "You take a risk by drinking your tap water." Dr. Phil explains to Susanne that severe obesity can shave up to 10 years off one's life and asks her if it's worth it. And, Susanne's fiancé, Parker, a chef, says he loves her at her size. He says he helps by doing many of the household chores, including preparing many of Susanne's meals — but is he feeding her to death?