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Systemic problems like obesity involve many individual tragedies that touch many families' lives; some become symbolic of the national challenge but most are hidden in private pain and grief.
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The tragic final weeks of Britain's fattest man
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Julian Robinson - Mail Online
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2015 July, 27
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David Price
6:02 PM 30 July 2015 GMT
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3175382/The-tragic-final-weeks-Britain-s-fattest-man-Documentary-filmed-shortly-death-reveals-bedbound-spent-22-000-takeaways-six-years.html
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The final weeks of Britain's fattest man are to be revealed in a documentary filmed shortly before he died - showing how he spent £22,000 on takeaways in six years.
Carl Thompson, who weighed 65 stone when he died aged 33, was found dead at his flat in Dover, Kent last month after binge-eating for years following the death of his mother.
He agreed to talk about his struggle with obesity as part of Channel 5's six-part Supersized season - but died just weeks after filming had finished.
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