Northerner
Admin (Retired)
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
To all outward appearances Logan Knowles is a healthy, active little boy. The football-mad four-year-old loves nothing more than kicking a ball about in the garden after school, and if he?s not practising his goal-scoring skills then he?s usually to be found tearing around on his bike.
So imagine his mother Stefanie?s shock ? and outrage ? when in January this year she received a letter from the NHS saying her son was ?clinically obese? and warning that he was at risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes.
?I was absolutely furious ? there?s nothing of him,? Stefanie says. ?If anything, he is skinny for his age. He still wears clothing labelled for a three-year-old, although he is nearly five. There?s not an extra ounce of fat on his body ? sometimes you can see his ribs.?
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So imagine his mother Stefanie?s shock ? and outrage ? when in January this year she received a letter from the NHS saying her son was ?clinically obese? and warning that he was at risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes.
?I was absolutely furious ? there?s nothing of him,? Stefanie says. ?If anything, he is skinny for his age. He still wears clothing labelled for a three-year-old, although he is nearly five. There?s not an extra ounce of fat on his body ? sometimes you can see his ribs.?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...ren-like-branded-OBESE.html?ito=feeds-newsxml