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Do you think it should be considered child abuse if the child has become morbidly obese? (I'm talking like four hundred, five hundred pounds)

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by Plumsplum on July 17th, 2009
Unless the child has a medical condition...yes. You can control what types of foods and drinks come in your home. That is so sad...
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