Big In The Valleys
This was shocking, I must say the whole thing was tawdry and prurient, the whole documentary invited the viewer to laugh at the participants. Well I must say I don't find this very funny and the BBC should be ashamed.
Clearly morbid obesity stems from deep seated mental health problems, this is what lays behind these lives.
What they all have in common is they are all crying out for help and that can only come from external intervention. Being fat is not enough in itself to stop anyone living their dream, as being fat is a transition state and resilient people see it that way.
Lastly the programme does not sufficiently underline the point how important it is to blend, not to stand out as exceptional or noteworthy in a negative way.
This was shocking, I must say the whole thing was tawdry and prurient, the whole documentary invited the viewer to laugh at the participants. Well I must say I don't find this very funny and the BBC should be ashamed.
Clearly morbid obesity stems from deep seated mental health problems, this is what lays behind these lives.
What they all have in common is they are all crying out for help and that can only come from external intervention. Being fat is not enough in itself to stop anyone living their dream, as being fat is a transition state and resilient people see it that way.
Lastly the programme does not sufficiently underline the point how important it is to blend, not to stand out as exceptional or noteworthy in a negative way.
