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[quote=Anonymous]Hi OP. I haven’t read all the pages of comments. Just came here to say that if she’s been eating this way for many years and she spends most of her time watching TV, an intervention for just the food part is not going to work. She needs to change her life a lot to become healthy, and she and your brother need to be partners in this and it’s going to be hard. I’m no expert but l think they should talk with their family doctor first together to make a plan, and work on it and adjust as needed. Some combo of getting active and meal planning. If she is depressed, therapy for her too but your brother needs to be engaged too. Both of their health is going downhill and they both need to take responsibility for it. You can help by supporting your brother - something like weekly check in calls if he likes that idea. And if you’re good at meal planning, maybe help them with that to get started, but only if specifically asked by both to do so. [/quote]
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