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A 63-stone girl who had to be rescued from her own home had previously moved away from her parents in a desperate attempt to lose weight, her friend and former housemate has said.
Georgia Davis, 19, moved in with friend Jade Tarrant but put on weight after she returned home to care for her sick step-father.
Miss Tarrant revealed today how Miss Davis's weight went from 18 stone to 63 stone as she returned to her bad habit of eating junk food.
Miss Tarrant, 19, said: 'I always knew it was going to get this bad if she went home again.
'She?d come to live with me because of all the stress. Being with the mum and her step-dad got so stressful.
'She just wanted a break - she wanted some girly time.
'She would have lost weight if she stayed with me because I like my salads and I could have got her on it.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nager-ballooning-again.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
Georgia Davis, 19, moved in with friend Jade Tarrant but put on weight after she returned home to care for her sick step-father.
Miss Tarrant revealed today how Miss Davis's weight went from 18 stone to 63 stone as she returned to her bad habit of eating junk food.
Miss Tarrant, 19, said: 'I always knew it was going to get this bad if she went home again.
'She?d come to live with me because of all the stress. Being with the mum and her step-dad got so stressful.
'She just wanted a break - she wanted some girly time.
'She would have lost weight if she stayed with me because I like my salads and I could have got her on it.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nager-ballooning-again.html?ito=feeds-newsxml