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What do you think of people who are so obese that they can't walk

What do you think of people who are so obese that they can't walk

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UrdSzR0BxU

The link is a clip from a documentary about Renee Williams. She was obese her whole life and gained more weight after a car crash left her immobile. She wanted gastric bypass surgery for years but was turned away for being too heavy. She was a huge over-eater. She finally got the surgery because without it she would die, but after the surgery, she died from a heart attack.

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