Before April 2015, Mrs Laadkuwar had a difficult life. Hailing from a small town called Bhiwadi and being a homemaker and cook, she had a lot of responsibility that she failed to fulfil since she was obese. Her weight touched a 121 kgs mark, and even sitting and getting up repeatedly was a task for her. For months she didn\u2019t see the upper floor of her house. Such is the curse of obesity. We at Mohak come across many patients who are obesity-ridden and sacrifice on essentials of day-to-day life because of this physical obstruction. That eventually also becomes a mental barrier. Bariatric surgery at Mohak gave a new life to Mrs Laadkuwar- she is now 64 kgs, and this is her journey.<\/p>\n
The whole family was suffering seeing Mrs Laadkuwar living a tough life. Her blood pressure fluctuated often, she had uncanny sleeping patterns, and she could not even walk much. Looking at others who lived a relatively healthy life made her regret her living. Even sitting and doing routine household chores became difficult. She used to doze off without realizing it. During her daughter\u2019s marriage, she could not be an active part of her wedding rituals and wear what she wanted.<\/p>\n
Getting out of the home came as a significant obstacle to her. Once to challenge her situation, she decided to go to Kedarnath and Vaishnodevi for a trip in a group of 25-30 people- but there too, she felt she is highly dependent on others to move around. She also faced oxygen deficiency.<\/p>\n