Consuming 10,000 calories daily, the child struggles to walk, bear physical strain, and faces cardiovascular risks.
At just seven years old, Jessica Gaude stands out among her peers. With a weight of 222 kilograms, she holds the title of the heaviest child in the world.
Daily, she consumes 10,000 calories, which includes numerous Coca-Colas, 15 hamburgers with fries, and several kilograms of chocolate. The amount she devours in a single day surpasses what some children eat in a six-month span. For breakfast, she enjoys white bread, potato chips, and two liters of coke—all while yearning for more.
Regrettably, running is beyond her capabilities now, and she resorts to dragging herself across the floor. The excessive weight has already led to distortions in her bones.
Her mother, Carolyn, indulges her daughter’s every desire. In the first week after Jessica’s birth, the infant cried from stomach discomfort, and Carolyn soothed her by offering a bottle, mistakenly believing she was hungry. “I gave her the bottle and she wanted more and more. It was never sufficient, and she was perpetually hungry,” recounts Jessica’s mother.
Doctors caution that the child’s health is critically endangered, and 
without intervention, she could face dire consequences.
Sadly, Jessica’s mother lacks medical understanding, perceiving her child as precious and persistently feeding her sweets.
It seems hard to believe that her child is that precious to her. It should be evident that her little girl should not resemble an elephant seal in mating season.
Some individuals simply aren’t fit to be parents. This woman…this mother…deserves condemnation, and she should never have been permitted to have children.
Did social services overlook any warning signs? How large must a child become before inquiries are initiated?
Surely it should have raised alarm when your seven-year-old was unable to walk.
Motherhood is open to anyone, but it requires more than just allowing a hillbilly to impregnate you to truly be a mother.
Fifteen hamburgers!!…and somehow the mother views this as normal.
This child should be removed from the environment and weaned off the unhealthy diet she’s accustomed to—it’s not too late.
by Sel Hurst
